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So are there guys out there who haven't gone to umpire school that will buy one of these? for $60 is seems like a pretty fair priced manual for those who want to do it the "right" way... Am I crazy for wanting to buy one of these?
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Geez, What is up with this
I went to Harry's a long time ago, and our manual was the set of notes we took every day in our class study.
Oh well, if it makes some cash for the school, okay.... but I still have my notebook from years ago, and i think that's a better way to learn than a $60 manual. |
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Show me the money
Does this mean the photocopy of the 2007 rule book we used this year is being replaced?
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The basis behind it is the fact that for OBR, at the time nobody had ever put together a comprehensive reference on rule interpretations - not even MLB. People don't normally teach the rule book from a textbook point of view, going into all the minute details. If you get Roder's 100 problems book it explains 17 situations that can occur in MLB that are not even covered in the rule book. Rule books and case books change ever so slowly. With multiple references for any given situation, it is necessary to sort it all out. That's what the J/R manual does. I just got mine yesterday and am looking forward to reading it over and over. |
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