Wed Jun 06, 2007, 11:31pm
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Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve
Wow. Playing the game at its highest level still does not give one any more knowledge of the game than does just having played the game at lower levels for many years. It just means that you were better at playing it. It is certainly not an indication of their rule interpretation abilities.
The only advantage Morgan, McCarver, or any other player or former player has is that they have more stories to tell.
Baseball is baseball, and the strategy varies little from the game I played until I was 30, and the game the big leaguers play. It's just the skill level that is extremely different.
I'll hit all my MLB All-Star appearance highlights when Joe and Tim match my umpiring experience. Joe Morgan claims he worked some ball while going to college, but you couldn't prove it by me.
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wow.
How many world series games have you umpired?
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