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Rules training and education
I am trying to get a feel for what you do as individual umpires and what you do as associations to train rules and maintain rules proficiency.
Here are what I understand to be the basic references: 1. The Rule Books themselves (OBR, NFHS, NCAA, etc.) 2. Baseball Rules Differences (I've seen a few versions, but the one most often cited is Carl Childress') 3. Jaska/Roder I have also seen a copy of Jim Evans' Baseball Rules Annotated, and it seems to be really, really well done. It also seems to be unavailable commercially. So studying those things would be a start. What else do you do as individuals? I am also trying to develop, for my association, a formal instruction program on the rules. Do other associations do this? If so, what do you do? Thanks in advance. Strikes and outs! |
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