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RLG Mon Oct 22, 2007 05:44pm

World Series Crew
 
Ed Montague cc Plate
Lazaro Diaz !B
Ted Barrett 2B
Chuck Meriwether 3B
Mike Everitt LF
Mike Reilly RF

jimpiano Mon Oct 22, 2007 06:24pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by RLG
Ed Montague cc Plate
Lazaro Diaz !B
Ted Barrett 2B
Chuck Meriwether 3B
Mike Everitt LF
Mike Reilly RF

I think Laz Diaz and Mike Reilly are two of the best umpires I have ever seen in person. Diaz, especially, takes an active role no matter what his position.

MLB would honor the umpiring profession by letting Bruce Froemming throw out a ceremonial first pitch in one of the games.

mattmets Mon Oct 22, 2007 08:37pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimpiano
I think Laz Diaz and Mike Reilly are two of the best umpires I have ever seen in person. Diaz, especially, takes an active role no matter what his position.

MLB would honor the umpiring profession by letting Bruce Froemming throw out a ceremonial first pitch in one of the games.

Not unless he won a Taco Bell promotion.

jimpiano Mon Oct 22, 2007 10:24pm

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Originally Posted by mattmets
Not unless he won a Taco Bell promotion.

Be sure and keep us abreast of your 40 year MLB career.

mattmets Tue Oct 23, 2007 12:44pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimpiano
Be sure and keep us abreast of your 40 year MLB career.

With a little luck I'll be on my way after I graduate in a year and a half. Sorry I'm not as ambitious as those Internet umpires like you.

Bassman Tue Oct 23, 2007 08:00pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by RLG
Ed Montague cc Plate
Lazaro Diaz !B
Ted Barrett 2B
Chuck Meriwether 3B
Mike Everitt LF
Mike Reilly RF

This has got to also be one of the most racially diverse crews in MLB World Series history ;)

mattmets Tue Oct 23, 2007 09:31pm

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Originally Posted by Bassman
This has got to also be one of the most racially diverse crews in MLB World Series history ;)

3rd time a "minority" has worked the series, after Emmett Ashford and Chuck in 2004.

Paul L Wed Oct 24, 2007 12:14pm

Ted Barrett speaks
 
Here's a link to an interesting interview with World Series ump Ted Barrett. He talks about how he got started, instant replay, and the McClelland call, among other things.

http://www.contracostatimes.com/sear...nclick_check=1

David B Wed Oct 24, 2007 12:22pm

ESPN also had a nice article on the crew.
:)

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/playof...ory?id=3075818


thanks
David

UMP25 Fri Oct 26, 2007 09:38am

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Originally Posted by Paul L
Here's a link to an interesting interview with World Series ump Ted Barrett. He talks about how he got started, instant replay, and the McClelland call, among other things.

http://www.contracostatimes.com/sear...nclick_check=1

I despise links to sites that require one to register. If it's not viewable, don't bother posting a link.

Paul L Fri Oct 26, 2007 03:47pm

Mea ex culpa
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by UMP25
I despise links to sites that require one to register. If it's not viewable, don't bother posting a link.

As that poster, let me say yeah, me too, I agree. When I posted it, registration was not required, and I tried the link right after posting and it worked. When I try the link now, the website requires registration. But when I access the website's homepage from my favorite list, I get right in, no registration required. The paper's web editor tells me that registration is a longstanding requirement, but that maybe the registration threshold was changed recently. I'm guessing that we exceeded that particular article's maximum hits, but I've never had problems like that with other discussion group links.

I won't post a link to that paper again.

UMP25 Fri Oct 26, 2007 04:10pm

FWIW, I did register with BS information so I can read it, mainly because Teddy was my roommate at umpire school, and I was interested in the article.

Funny thing was that I registered with a bogus first and last name and it took me over two dozen attempts to come up with a first name that WASN'T used! Names like "Rumpel Stilskin, John Doe, Jane Doe, Joe Schmuck,"--you name it--were all taken. :p

Richard_Siegel Fri Oct 26, 2007 06:08pm

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Originally Posted by Paul L
As that poster, let me say yeah, me too, I agree. When I posted it, registration was not required, and I tried the link right after posting and it worked. When I try the link now, the website requires registration. But when I access the website's homepage from my favorite list, I get right in, no registration required. The paper's web editor tells me that registration is a longstanding requirement, but that maybe the registration threshold was changed recently. I'm guessing that we exceeded that particular article's maximum hits, but I've never had problems like that with other discussion group links.

I won't post a link to that paper again.

Why don't you or somebody who is resistered for that site go there and cut and paste the entire article into a post on this website. That makes it easy for everybody.

wmblue Fri Oct 26, 2007 06:20pm

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Originally Posted by Richard_Siegel
Why don't you or somebody who is resistered for that site go there and cut and paste the entire article into a post on this website. That makes it easy for everybody.

As usual, Bugmenot is your friend. Works fine with the first uid/pwd

jimpiano Fri Oct 26, 2007 06:56pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by UMP25
I despise links to sites that require one to register. If it's not viewable, don't bother posting a link.

Registering is free and voluntary.

Keep those links coming, if you don't mind.


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