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Wed Apr 01, 2009, 08:18pm
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I understand the repercussions of reversing a called ball to a third strike.
If I am uncertain I will gladly ask for help on my own. But with all due respect, I have never understood why I would ask for unrequested help when my judgment was the batter didn't offer. Ain't you giving someone and advantage? Perhaps the offense? Isn't asking for help on a check swing a form of an appeal on a play? What other appeal plays do you tip the offense to? Like I said, I get the repercussions of reversal resulting in strike three. |
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