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Originally Posted by Gutierrez7
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Remembering, on the court you are a team and protect each other! What if roles were reversed? In the locker room a partner asked a judgement question and a judgement answer was given. Share knowledge and agree to disagree then move on. Otherwise, the impression is that you are inflexible.
While on the court there might of been an opportunity to protect a partner with a simple comment to the coach, "I had the same call."
If you want a good partner, maybe start out by "being" a good partner?
Tough situation; compliments on not making public a disagreement.
Hope this helps.
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It's helpful and i think some good concepts. I'm not sure I could have used them in this situation as I was opposite bench side and really didn't have a chance to communicate with the coach at that moment.
I also don't think I would want to tell the coach I had the same call if I didn't have a whistle. Maybe just a slight reword of it looked like a good call to me. Small difference in wording but back to your point of having your partners back can be helpful. I had a coach ask me last night about a travel and I gave him that response to back this same partner.