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Re: No penalty - thus, not a problem
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There may be a difference that I am not seeing. It seems that if we want a pitcher to cease and desist an act, verbally telling/asking a pitcher to *not do something* is quite similar to stepping away and visually telling/asking the same thing. I do not know why one would be considered more hard core than the other. This scenario, where a pitcher may not even know that he's doing something wrongly, seems to have been captured 400 years ago when William Shakespeare wrote Much Ado About Nothing where a good person acted badly. I think if it was a problem, there would be a penalty. mick |
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