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Old Wed Jun 10, 2009, 08:34pm
jwwashburn jwwashburn is offline
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Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve View Post
"That's enough" needs to be said when he first starts chirping or starts to leave his position to argue balls and strikes. This constitutes his warning. If he continues toward the plate, he's finished. I rarely have to eject anyone, because most coaches know better than to argue balls and strikes, especially with me, or other umpires I know that don't put up with that kind of shenanagins.
I also forbid any funny business or horseplay from coaches.
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