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Originally Posted by kylejt
Our guidance from Williamsport is warn, and eject.
Now the problem is that an ejection carries with it a one game suspension, and most level headed folks think the suspension is pretty harsh for a non-intentional act. What most do is warn the individual, then tell the coach to pull him from the lineup.
But four in a row it pretty odd(and spooky), and I think your proclamation was warrented. Hell, it worked, didn't it?
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If your guidance is warn then eject, what are people doing requesting the player be pulled from the lineup? If the player was warned, then it is an ejection - plain and simple. Why are people complicating this simple procedure?
Warn then eject!