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You have to have something to do when the T-baller's take their mid-game potty breaks.
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Originally Posted by Interested Ump
a couple of bucks for mid game drinks or food, Quote:
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Originally Posted by Interested Ump
Luckily, I officiate only time limited games and use the pockets for my indicator, plate brush and the countdown timer (which alarm can be heard just loud enough for me and to disturb no one else). I do stow my car keys and a couple of bucks for mid game drinks or food, a flip coin when necessary, all very handy. I am a two-bagger so I use the pockets on both sides. Quote:
I have to apologize to each and everyone who has never had a Coke or a hotdog between innings. All zero of you. :D |
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JJ |
During over 30 seasons of coaching at all levels, with rookie and veteran umpires, I have never seen one of them eat anything or drink anything but water on a hot day between innings. I don't think the umpires around here would even think of it!
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We encourage our Contractors to allow this and to a one, they have. We do require our guys to belly up the money, that is a given and part of our IC contract. How can they not? The players sit in the shade and drink at their leisure, eat, off their feet almost as often as they are on them. :confused: |
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He had one 45 pound plate on one end, one on the other..... |
Originally Posted by Interested Ump
That's a shame. Often there is no time between end of work (for those that have day jobs, I realize many on the forum don't) and home plate meeting, to wait 4 hours to eat or drink is patently absurd. There is much evidences that as blood sugars drop, abilities, especially cognitive and visual, drop with it. Quote:
Unprofessional to properly fuel the body for maximum performance? Are you serious....? No, you're pulling my leg. You got me, Tim. :o |
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