ejection question

[PeteBooth]

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Originally Posted by RichMSN

Clearly you do not work NCAA baseball.[/QUOTE

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No I do not but that seems to be the only rule code in which umpires tell the coach what the EJ penalty is

Did you ever see a major league umpire tell the manager his player has to sit the next game.

Answer NO - That is left up to the Commissioner's office and also the players union.

Pete Booth

[Rich]

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No I do not but that seems to be the only rule code in which umpires tell the coach what the EJ penalty is

Did you ever see a major league umpire tell the manager his player has to sit the next game.

Answer NO - That is left up to the Commissioner's office and also the players union.

Pete Booth

When I work Major League Baseball, I'll care.

[bniu]

Originally Posted by jdmara

In Iowa, the coach is not allowed to be at the next contest date. This is supposed to be self-enforced by the AD and coaches. Although if the official does see them within the confines, they are suppose to report it to the state.

-Josh

don't care if the coach shows up for the next game same day. I will just have the pleasure to eject him twice. Then he can explain to whatever hearing he has to go to why he got tossed twice and violated the suspension rule.

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by PeteBooth

No I do not but that seems to be the only rule code in which umpires tell the coach what the EJ penalty is

Did you ever see a major league umpire tell the manager his player has to sit the next game.

Answer NO - That is left up to the Commissioner's office and also the players union.

Pete Booth

But MLB umpires do levy fines right on the field and state the amount of the fine for infractions.