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Originally Posted by dash_riprock
Suppose the home team is up by 1 after 8. Visitors score 10 in the top of the 9th and it starts to drizzle. The AD says the field is unsafe, and you know it is perfectly fit for play. You still gonna take your check and hit the road?
It's an extreme example - I just want to know if you have a line somewhere.
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Dash depending upon one's area some High School's play in town parks.
So let's continue with your scenario. HT up by one Top 9. Visitors go ahead 10.
Now the Town Superintendent says to you - GAME OVER. Guess what - GAME OVER
I see no difference here.
IMO, the point some are missing is this:
If the AD wants to "kick the game" no matter what the circumstances, the umpires are "off the hook" Any "heat" or other "ramifications" that come from that game are on the AD.
In reality if the AD did "kick the game' using your extreme example he would no longer be AD.
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