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Originally Posted by snorman75
No, never said make I screwed up call because it does not matter. If anything the opposite. Team up 20+ runs and still stealing, any close play is going to be a out, it might not even be that close.
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While I agree that this is a pain in the butt to deal with, it's what we're paid to do. Why are you in such a hurry to get home?
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Originally Posted by snorman75
You do not change your strike zone when it is a blow out. If you say you do not adjust to the game situation, well I do not think you are being truthful with yourself.
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My strike zone hasn't changed in 16 years (unless it was mat ball). Period. I have more integrity than that.
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Originally Posted by snorman75
In this situation, well my heart was never behind not calling her out every time. Truthfully, I would had called her out in the first inning, and welcomed a protest to put it to bed finally.
P.S. We have put it to bed in our Board, it is a out.
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I don't know who your board is, but it does not appear to be the consensus of ASA (yet). The current mandates are "get it right" and "call it by the book." If what you call is not in the book, then you're calling it wrong.
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Originally Posted by snorman75
P.S.S I am talking playing more to the situation in kids and lower level teen games. Adults and U16 and up there really is not much gray area.
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I won't even touch this one.