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In Dan's first post he stated that this was his first year and he's 15 years old. Keep that in mind and give the kid a break.
His questions may seem amateurish to some, but that's exactly what he is.
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Okay, I found the first post and "waltjp" is right. He stated that he was new and 15 years old.
__________________________________________________ ____________________________ Views: 367 Posted By LLPA13UmpDan Hey Guys...I was sent here by another member. My name is Dan, im 15. From Milton, Pa. I umpire in PA LL District 13. This is my first year of umpiring, and ive gotten allot of experience early. ... __________________________________________________ ____________________________ Sorry if I doubted you, LLPA13UmpDan but there have been way too many fakers around here lately. That's wy I dug up your 1st post so everyone could see it.
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To answer the original question; He has the Mizouno mask from Japan and it does not come with a throat protector so it was modified. I know this because I have a friend that has one and that is what he has done with his mask. BTW the mask is the lightest mask I have ever picked up, and you can only get them from Japan.
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http://www.rakuten.co.jp/bbtown/5430...742473/742035/
The company is called BBTown. In Japan, they use the term "Judgement equipment" The mask runs about $150.00 USD + shipping[big$$]. Mizuno also just came out with the same mask, but with a throat guard. http://www.rakuten.co.jp/bbtown/5430...742473/742036/ Hope this helps Tim...................Chris |
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Dan,
There's nothing wrong with doing this for 'love of the game' but it's also nice to make a few bucks while doing something you enjoy. There are several here that work LL baseball, me included. I don't know of anyone who umps LL exclusively. If you're happy doing LL only, fine. Be the best you can be. But you'll probably find that you'll learn a lot more and work with better umpires when you work games outside of LL. That's not a knock on LL. That's just the way it is.
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I will note that many of the best umpires I work with also do a fair amount of non-LL umpiring, but I'm not sure how strong a trend that is.
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No Garth, I try to be good and do my best. I already have rule books. Why mock on other officials becasue "We do lower level games" Heck, theres some LL umpires out there that if they would have gone pro, they would be the instuctors, not instuctees. And LilLeaguer, its not that stong of a trend. Just beause you do ASA, high school, college, or what ever level, does NOT make you a better umpire. Some people like to think that, but it is not true.
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2. My experience is that if one is good enough to do something, they usually do. Coulda woulda shoulda is meaningless. 3. No one will become the best umpire they can be by working nothing but LL. That's a fact. 4. Like it or not, experience will make one a better umpire.
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