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Old Wed Jun 10, 2009, 08:26pm
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I am sorry, and I guess I am the lone exception....but in HS ball, Varsity level, I will NOT dump the coach if he leaves the box and argues balls and strikes, THE FIRST TIME. He is very quickly going to get the warning...."That's enough Coach, we're done discussing balls and strikes!" The next word on the subject, and he's gone....That's my philosophy, and for me, it works....I NEVER have to look a coach, or another umpire, in the eye, and feel bad for ejecting or not ejecting.....I think you're WAY too quick if you jack 'em on the first leaving, even if they know the rules.....Just my opinion, and like I said, it works for me.....
"That's enough" needs to be said when he first starts chirping or starts to leave his position to argue balls and strikes. This constitutes his warning. If he continues toward the plate, he's finished. I rarely have to eject anyone, because most coaches know better than to argue balls and strikes, especially with me, or other umpires I know that don't put up with that kind of shenanagins.
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Old Wed Jun 10, 2009, 08:34pm
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"That's enough" needs to be said when he first starts chirping or starts to leave his position to argue balls and strikes. This constitutes his warning. If he continues toward the plate, he's finished. I rarely have to eject anyone, because most coaches know better than to argue balls and strikes, especially with me, or other umpires I know that don't put up with that kind of shenanagins.
I also forbid any funny business or horseplay from coaches.
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Old Wed Jun 10, 2009, 08:37pm
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I also forbid any funny business or horseplay from coaches.
Ummm, I see...in addition to any shenanagins.
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Old Wed Jun 10, 2009, 11:57pm
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Fine and dandy....but, you would allow one to scream at you?

I would never want to be partnered up with an umpire that would allow a rat to leave the coaching box and scream about pitches. Do it for your partner if not for yourself!
No, you are ABSOLUTELY right there! No screaming! I agree, with that he's gone....
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Old Thu Jun 11, 2009, 12:27pm
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No, you are ABSOLUTELY right there! No screaming! I agree, with that he's gone....
And that's why I asked if you were serious on the older post. The OP stated "screaming" and leaving the box. To me, that's not venting, that's asking "may I please leave this game now, Mr Umpire, sir?"

"Why, yes. Yes, you may."

Ding!
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Old Thu Jun 11, 2009, 07:31pm
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And that's why I asked if you were serious on the older post. The OP stated "screaming" and leaving the box. To me, that's not venting, that's asking "may I please leave this game now, Mr Umpire, sir?"

"Why, yes. Yes, you may."

Ding!
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Old Thu Jun 11, 2009, 07:42pm
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No, you are ABSOLUTELY right there! No screaming! I agree, with that he's gone....
Ahhh...

It appears Your Eminence has experienced an epiphany.

May the Lord be with you.

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Old Fri Jun 12, 2009, 07:10am
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Ahhh...

It appears Your Eminence has experienced an epiphany.

May the Lord be with you.

JM
FWIW: Bishopcolle is a word combined from two chess terms....wish I were an Eminence.....whatever that is....
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