Tue Feb 23, 2010, 02:37pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by shagpal
it's possible that a player innocently taped up a loose knob thinking it's fine to do so. I think they make those rules to limit legal liability of us umpires, assuming, tape = hiding something underneath. even if we ask players to remove the original manufacturers grip, which a good bat doctor would put back undetectable, do most umpires really know what is underneath? most doctoring occurs thru the endcap anyways.
umpiring is always done with judgment, not void of it. why don't you ask questions? last year, knobcuffs where illegal. this year, it's all good. someone asked some questions, hence the change.
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Obviously you missed the entire gist of my comment. I did not say "don't ask questions," or "I never ask any questions."
But...that's okay that you didn't get it.
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