Balls hits runner on base

[canadaump6]

Yes I was referring to him at ABUA. He was way too far back from the catcher. And LMan I see you like to diss as well.

[GarthB]

Originally Posted by canadaump6

Yes I was referring to him at ABUA. He was way too far back from the catcher.

Let's check your credentials for making this judgement.

Date of Birth:
December 7, 1987
Age: 19
Biography: I'm 19, umpire in Canada
Location: Canada
Interests: Wrestling, tits and wheels, baseball
Occupation: Student

Obviously, you are well versed in the Gerry Davis stance. For example, you are aware, of course, that the Gerry Davis Stance, which Tee was using in the photo, requires the umpire to be much farther back from the catcher, hmmmmm?

You should attempt to have at least an idea of what you're talking about before you sound off. Tee's positioning in that photo is textbook for the Gerry Davis stance.

[canadaump6]

Maybe it is textbook Jerry Davis, but why would anyone stand that far back from the plate? How is one going to see pitches well enough?

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by canadaump6

Maybe it is textbook Jerry Davis, but why would anyone stand that far back from the plate? How is one going to see pitches well enough?

It is Jerry [sic] Davis' nefarious plan to singlehandedly ruin the umpiring profession in order for him to claim he was one of the last great umpires. It's true, I read it on the internet.

[SanDiegoSteve]

Hey, at least he likes tits.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by Welpe

It is Jerry [sic] Davis' nefarious plan to singlehandedly ruin the umpiring profession in order for him to claim he was one of the last great umpires. It's true, I read it on the internet.

It's "Gerry" [non]. http://www.gerrydavis.com/

[greymule]

Maybe it is textbook Jerry Davis, but why would anyone stand that far back from the plate? How is one going to see pitches well enough?

After many years, I have changed to the GD stance. Yes, it puts you farther back, but I have never felt so confident calling pitches. I'm now getting through entire games without hearing a single chirp about a pitch. I'm sure I will stick with that positioning.

Besides the view, I personally find two other advantages to the GD stance: (1) it is easier for me to remain absolutely motionless while tracking the ball, and (2) I can see better whether the batter offers.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by mbyron

It's "Gerry" [non]. http://www.gerrydavis.com/

Yes, thank you. I was spelling it the way canadatroll had, hence the [sic].

[Kaliix]

Originally Posted by canadaump6

Maybe it is textbook Jerry Davis, but why would anyone stand that far back from the plate? How is one going to see pitches well enough?

When you are in a hole, STOP DIGGING!

You may think Garth is trying to bust your stones, but he isn't. You are talking about something that you don't know about. Use this as a learning experience and go learn about the Gerry Davis stance and how it works. You'll be better for it.

[ozzy6900]

Originally Posted by canadaump6

Maybe it is textbook Jerry Davis, but why would anyone stand that far back from the plate? How is one going to see pitches well enough?

Sigh! What a perfect example of wasted flesh! What happened, did a train run over your bridge today, Troll and wake you up?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by canadaump6

Yes I was referring to him at ABUA. He was way too far back from the catcher.

Plus, he wasn't wearing the authorized "Sear's" pants.