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Sat Sep 20, 2003, 11:42am
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Umpiring is a job that is rarely (if ever) done for the money. It's an activity that we partake in for the fun of the game. However, at most levels, we are paid a certain amount of money.
I was wondering, at what point (or even if there is a point) where an umpire makes it into a career? Is umpiring the sole profession for Major League Umpires? Minor League Umpires? Do they need to continue a second profession to support themselves and their families?
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