Batter not vacating on play at home

[BigTex]

Originally Posted by cc6

Is this you in the video?

This video is much older than anyone realizes. What we are witnessing here is a very small SDS at the very last LL game he ever PLAYED. He was so traumatized by how the umpire flung him backwards, he never played again. However, he, at that point, dedicated his life (evenings and weekends) to better the umpiring community so this does not happen again.

[ozzy6900]

Didn't "Canada Dump" post this same video a couple of years ago?

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by ozzy6900

Didn't "Canada Dump" post this same video a couple of years ago?

cc6 IS candaump6, seemingly an example of one year's experience three times, rather than three years' experience.

I remember being confused when he first came on the boards claiming, in two different posts, both that it only took a game each seasion to perfect his strike zone back, and that he was preparing for his first game.

The boy is an enigma.

[SanDiegoSteve]

A mystery wrapped inside an enigma.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

A mystery wrapped inside an enigma.

"I cannot forecast to you the action of Russia. It is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma; but perhaps there is a key. That key is Russian national interest."

[Rcichon]

Originally Posted by bigtex

this video is much older than anyone realizes. What we are witnessing here is a very small sds at the very last ll game he ever played. He was so traumatized by how the umpire flung him backwards, he never played again. However, he, at that point, dedicated his life (evenings and weekends) to better the umpiring community so this does not happen again.

STILL lol!!!

[cc6]

Originally Posted by BigTex

This video is much older than anyone realizes. What we are witnessing here is a very small SDS at the very last LL game he ever PLAYED. He was so traumatized by how the umpire flung him backwards, he never played again. However, he, at that point, dedicated his life (evenings and weekends) to better the umpiring community so this does not happen again.

Looks like a good turning point in Mr. Steve's career. He became a very strong umpire and probably helped out more than any player could.