Situation

[TussAgee11]

I'd probably just continue to stare at him until PU signaled "play".

Then on with the game. Normally a glare will either a) get him to shut up because he feels a threat to his existence in the park or b) get him to be 1) personal 2) profane 3) prolonged

Either way we get a solution to the problem

Edited a couple minutes after my post (after thinking about it some more):

I would look away at first and not have rabbit ears. If I felt he was getting more than just an initial reaction or opinion in there, and really yelling at ME, then I'd probably start my glare.

Edited a couple minutes after as well because I spelled "Edited" "Editted"

[GarthB]

"You missed that call, you know it, and everyone else here knows it."


If this yahoo is yelling this, as indicated in the OP, and this yelling can be clearly heard by the fans, he's trying to show me up and he is gone.

This goes beyond a "you missed that one" or "are you sure about that last call" or "that was bad call."

The combination of the yelling and the accusation equal an early exit.

[BBUMP99]

I think that if the "y word" was and had been repeatedly used throughout the game, that would warrant an ejection. But not the first or second time. If it is something like "you #$%& suck" or something to that effect, then it is different, and probably doesnt call for an ejection.

[David B]

Originally Posted by BBUMP99

I think that if the "y word" was and had been repeatedly used throughout the game, that would warrant an ejection. But not the first or second time. If it is something like "you #$%& suck" or something to that effect, then it is different, and probably doesnt call for an ejection.

Say what? Don't get what you are trying to say ... when the coach says "you" he's asking for an ejection period.

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David

[ctblu40]

Originally Posted by David B

Say what? Don't get what you are trying to say ... when the coach says "you" he's asking for an ejection period.

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David

How about if he says, "You need a drink of water, blue?"

Do you run him then?

[David B]

Originally Posted by ctblu40

How about if he says, "You need a drink of water, blue?"

Do you run him then?

No, but I'm watching closely to see what he's put in my water ...

Never, never trust a coach, period!

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David

[GarthB]

Originally Posted by David B

Never, never trust a coach, period!

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David

If coaches and players didn't lie and cheat, they wouldn't need umpires.

[ctblu40]

Originally Posted by David B

No, but I'm watching closely to see what he's put in my water ...

Never, never trust a coach, period!

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David

Point well taken. Especially the trust issue.