ouch!!

[cc6]

Originally Posted by MrUmpire

Why don't wwe consider the meaing of the word "malicious"?

Malicious comes from "malice":

1 : desire to cause pain, injury, or distress to another
2 : intent to commit an unlawful act or cause harm without legal justification or excuse

wwe gives new meaning to the word malice.

[ManInBlue]

Originally Posted by Dave Reed

Of course, the umpire is the judge of intent, so you can call this play any way you want.

OK - now I can clear this up and I realize what I have not been saying. To this point exactly, we have to judge intent. The kid may not have intended to apply the tag in that fashion, we judged he did, we have malicious contact. Thus my "intent not needed" comments.

I apologize for not being more clear. It made perfect sense to me

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by cc6

wwe gives new meaning to the word malice.

Mortal enemies in WWE routinely go out drinking together after their "wrestling" matches. The is no malice in professional wrestling. They are all good friends just like a traveling carnival. Sorry if that ruins it for you.

[SethPDX]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

Mortal enemies in WWE routinely go out drinking together after their "wrestling" matches. The is no malice in professional wrestling. They are all good friends just like a traveling carnival. Sorry if that ruins it for you.

OMG! It's not fake!! No way!!!!

The refs are terrible, by the way. How can they miss so much of the dirty stuff that goes on every night?

[thumpferee]

I have nothing. Looked like they both expected a collision. The pitcher MIGHT have got a "watch the high tag"!