Tue Jul 22, 2014, 02:53pm
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Originally Posted by Manny A
Most timed games I work, if we start a little early (say, 5:56 for a 6:00 game), the "official" start time is the scheduled time. But if we start late, the actual start time becomes the "official" time. So in your game, the NNI time would have been 8:33, not 8:30, at least over here.
I must admit, I hate two-hour time limits for NNI. I much prefer something tolerable like NNI at 1:20, drop dead at 1:30. Two-plus hours of softball is excessive, especially at the 12U rec level, where I typically see those long limits.
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As much as I did not want to do it, (I had something else I should have gotten done by 9), I was honest and we played the inning. I just wish the batter had not swung on that last pitch. The way the catcher was throwing the ball back to the pitch, those last 30 seconds may have run off the clock before another pitch was thrown.
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