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Gosh, that's a great example too...I forget to bring that up. Brush yourself off on the base...let's play ball.
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I disagree. The runner, unlike the infielder who is chicken sh*t to throw the ball to his pitcher, has actually accomplished something, not just stood around with his thumb up his butt. He has slid hard into a base, and may need some time to compose himself and dust himself off. I have no problem granting Time to such a base runner. And often there is a fielder holding him down with the tag in hopes that his tootsie will come off the base for a cheap out that the defense didn't earn the first time by actually retiring the runner. OTOH, if the runner for example has just advanced to second base on a walk and asks for Time, I am going to ask why, and I would be unlikely to grant it.
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Why would an infielder be scared to throw the ball back to the pitcher? They field it and throw to a base.
What's the difference if he throws the ball to the pitcher and then calls time and runs to the mound? Do you not grant time then? It makes me wonder why a few seconds are so precious. Makes me think you don't want to be there in the first place. Games vary, so what. I'll bet some will crap their pants if the game goes extra innings. I have never had a problem with excessive timeouts. When they start playing with a clock and giving each team a certain amount of timeouts, then I will worry more about it. Last edited by bob jenkins; Thu Feb 18, 2010 at 01:47pm. |
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Really? Now they not only have trouble throwing the ball to F1, they can't even walk it there?
No, I'm not granting time for this. They need to play ball. This ain't coach pitch any more. We (I) don't call time when the play stops to get the ball back to the mound. |
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While working a JuCo game, player asked for time. I asked why he needed time, his reply, because the coach said I had to after every play. Needless to say, I never granted time.
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