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Sat Apr 22, 2006, 10:14pm
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I know several veteran coaches who seldom argue. If they come out to argue a judgment call, listen, because you probably blew one, and you are the only one who does not know it. If they come out to discuss a rule, listen, they may be right, not maybe not. These guys will be very calm arguers.
So if you never argue, you are probably hurting your team, especially if a rule is involved and you are right and the umpire is wrong. If you discuss a rule calmly the umpire will be more likely to listen to you. 
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