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Old Tue Aug 05, 2008, 06:20pm
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Things must be VERY different in the midwest my friend.
I seriously doubt things are much different. I know a few great umpires from your neck of the woods that would agree with me. North, South, East or West, a coach is a coach, and they'll press any advantage they can to gain an edge.

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Old Tue Aug 05, 2008, 06:40pm
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I seriously doubt things are much different. I know a few great umpires from your neck of the woods that would agree with me. North, South, East or West, a coach is a coach, and they'll press any advantage they can to gain an edge.

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Well, you may "know" a few "great umpires" from my area, but I work with all of them. I can assure you that the truly "great" ones have relatively few problems.
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Old Tue Aug 05, 2008, 06:57pm
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Well, you may "know" a few "great umpires" from my area, but I work with all of them. I can assure you that the truly "great" ones have relatively few problems.
It's a Hell of a thing to claim to work with all of the great umpires in the Pacific Northwest. I can only applaud such pomposity!


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Old Tue Aug 05, 2008, 07:07pm
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Well, you may "know" a few "great umpires" from my area, but I work with all of them. I can assure you that the truly "great" ones have relatively few problems.
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You'll have to PM the meaning of that one to me!


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I wonder if its related to IITBTSB?
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Old Tue Aug 05, 2008, 07:59pm
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It's a Hell of a thing to claim to work with all of the great umpires in the Pacific Northwest. I can only applaud such pomposity!


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As you should!
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