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It's probably the one that's in there every year about not picking and choosing rules to enforce. I personally would never like to see it be mandatory for defensive players to wear face protection- hopefully it won't carry over to umpires since, if you think about it, we're the closest person to the batter other than the pitcher when we're in B or C, the older guys are not as quick and agile as an 18 yr old boy, and we don't have a glove to defend ourselves. I've generally been a supporter of FED rules, except for 1 or 2 off the top of my head. This new rule, if it comes to fruition, will also be added to my exceptions list. |
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"A new signal was adopted that uses the point motion for the start of the game. This will align NFHS officials with other rules codes to begin a contest and put a ball back in play."
this might be a dumb question, but since i have not worked FED previously, what were you previously supposed to do to start a game and put a ball back into play? ive been pointing the ball in since i was 14 and never noticed anyone do it differently. |
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Of course, the National Federation system calls for that mechanic, which is the way the pros did it in the two-person system from 1905 to 1970 or thereabouts. I'm always amazed that "modern" umpires, like you, know so much more than those in the Hall of Fame. BTW: I won't wear the dangler, either. It's not a rule that can be enforced unless the State Association does it. Who will police it? It's among the more stupid moves they've made. Two rules where I think they screwed up worse are: (1) Allowing the pitcher in the set position to check the runners by swinging his shoulders; and (2) reinstating the appeal rule. Lah, me. |
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How Bout Keeping Your Eyes on the Ball
Wear the throat protection.
Assignors must be asking how they are going to enforce this rule. The NFHS must insure that everyone is properly equipped as mandated. PUGIL STICKS. Take boxing lessons to learn why you keep your chin down or just wear the thing. Test the foot, the shin, the knee, the cup (lightly), the chest, the throat and the face before each ballgame. Breath in and cough twice and then let's strap it on. |
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no, im just wondering why you string the most random thoughts together all the time. you went from the demand "wear the throat protection", to "breath in and cough twice and then let's strap it on."
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