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Old Thu May 14, 2009, 02:54pm
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I saw these before, but I forgot how great they are.

"This is a great field for Little League. There's no holes in the backstop. You could have the LLWS here."

But my favorite baseball video of all time is right here (watch out for the language):

YouTube - Earl Weaver
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Old Thu May 14, 2009, 03:28pm
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I saw these before, but I forgot how great they are.

"This is a great field for Little League. There's no holes in the backstop. You could have the LLWS here."

But my favorite baseball video of all time is right here (watch out for the language):

YouTube - Earl Weaver

Ah, the don't play baseball like that anymore. I really miss the good old days.

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Old Thu May 14, 2009, 04:48pm
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Ah, the don't play baseball like that anymore. I really miss the good old days.

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Old Thu May 14, 2009, 06:09pm
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I stand corrected. THIS is me favorite video of all time.
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Old Fri May 15, 2009, 10:34am
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I stand corrected. THIS is me favorite video of all time.
Oh gosh. That's too much. I can't watch anymore. Ok, maybe one more!

Did you see in this video while ole #7 is talking to the camera, a kid is warming up the pitcher without a mask on?
C'mon ump. What if he gets a tooth knocked loose, a broken nose, or an eyeball popped out?

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Old Fri May 15, 2009, 10:51am
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Now I've gotta quit. The guy who works for me just came in to see what all the laughing is about.

This is my favorite so far:

YouTube - How to Be a Baseball Umpire : How to Be a Home Plate Umpire
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Old Fri May 15, 2009, 11:01am
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His Bowling videos are awesome, as well.
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Old Fri May 15, 2009, 07:55pm
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Now I've gotta quit. The guy who works for me just came in to see what all the laughing is about.

This is my favorite so far:

YouTube - How to Be a Baseball Umpire : How to Be a Home Plate Umpire
This one is one of the best on there. Him running around the infield and then running back and forth to cover the rundown is hilarious.
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Old Thu May 14, 2009, 10:43pm
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I saw these before, but I forgot how great they are.

"This is a great field for Little League. There's no holes in the backstop. You could have the LLWS here."

But my favorite baseball video of all time is right here (watch out for the language):

YouTube - Earl Weaver
That is hilarious.

"You're not going to knock anyone on their a** Earl!"

Hahaha!!
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Old Thu May 14, 2009, 11:08pm
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OK, I've gotteon hooked on this "How To Be A Baseball Umpire" series. Personally the funniest clip-

YouTube - How to Be a Baseball Umpire : Equipment for Baseball Umpires

at 1:30, "A very important thing, I can't show it to you, is a cup"...
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Old Fri May 15, 2009, 01:08am
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how to be a Baseball Umpire by San Diego Steve.

I'm still trying to figure out why my name is associated with this garbage. I guess it was an attempt at humor, but I am not finding it funny. Here I thought I would see a very professional looking and speaking person in the video, such as a major league umpire, which would be much closer to how I would make such a video.
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Old Fri May 15, 2009, 07:00am
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MTD, Jr. and I belong to two umpiring associations in the Toledo area. One assigns H.S. baseball and fastpitch softball and H.S. summer baseball and fastpitch softball, as well as travel league baseball and fastpitch softball and slow pitch softball leagues. The other association only assigns travel league baseball and fastpitch softball and slow pitch softball leagues. The membership of the first association are all OhioHSAA registered umpires; the second membership is made up of both umpires who are OhioHSAA registered umpires and umpires who are not OhioHSAA registered umpires. The same person is the assigner (and member of both associations).

Last night I had a travel league (11U) baseball game assigned by the second association. My partner was straight out of the video. He was not an OhioHSAA registered umpire. He worked the plate. He wore his hat backwards all of the time, wore a red (frame and pads) catcher's mask, and a watch on his left wrist, and did NOT wear any ball bags (he stuffed the game balls in his pants pockets. I will say this, he did wear heather gray plate pants and plate shoes.

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Old Fri May 15, 2009, 09:15am
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I am sorry Steve. I was joking. because most of us don't know each other personally, you did not take it the way I thought you would. My apologies.

Is there any way to change the title of the thread?

Joe In Missouri.
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Old Fri May 15, 2009, 03:55pm
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No disrespect to Mr. Jenkins (with all honesty), but how many unproductive comments does one have to post before something happens?
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Old Fri May 15, 2009, 09:40am
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how to be a Baseball Umpire by San Diego Steve.

I'm still trying to figure out why my name is associated with this garbage. I guess it was an attempt at humor, but I am not finding it funny. Here I thought I would see a very professional looking and speaking person in the video, such as a major league umpire, which would be much closer to how I would make such a video.
Lighten up steve!
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