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An umpire I know told me that Andy Roberts "retired." I find it hard to believe that he would lead these guys out on strike and not work under the terms he negotiated. Any of you connected guys know anything about this? |
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I was kind of hoping to keep the tone of this thread more on the lines of a GOOD JOB for my fellow scab brethren.
All those other things are VERY obvious, and I don't disagree with them. But instead of focusing on the negative, I just thought my fellow scab brothers should have a thread with good vibes to them for the job they did while supporting the GREATER GAME OF BASEBALL, that we all love and respect. |
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Indeed! I worked with some great umpires in my 16 PCL games. Yeah, a few missed rotations, but that can be expected when you don't work 3-man mechanics all the time.
I seen a LOT of good solid strike zones called, and some outstanding handling of some no-win situations on some tough plays! The most important thing was that I seen a bunch of guys have a good time with it, and the players seemed to be having a pretty good time playing. Yeah, I few gripes, but there has ALWAYS been a few gripes about the umpires in the 150 someodd years of baseball! I think overall, the scabs showed how good of quality there is in the umpiring ranks for amature baseball! |
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