Sat Aug 14, 2010, 04:41am
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Kananga, DR Congo ex Illinois
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SamG
Honestly, don't know. I think he just started walking out.
That makes sense. Is there a proper way to ask what the umpire saw? "Hey Blue, why is she out?" seems simple and too the point, but also sounds argumentative.
Is there any harm in protesting? Not to extremes, but let's say just once a tournament (like on this play). If a coach protests (I assume that's when UIC is called in) and the umpire's call is upheld, is there any downside? Do umpires "hold it against" a coach for getting the UIC's opinion?
BTW, thanks.
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As long as you graciously accept the outcome of the protest shouldn't be anything but good come from it. Most umps I've worked with love protests because the protester learns it pays to study a little more.
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