Lineup Cards

[jicecone]

So then you must carry your pencil in your jersey pocket so as not to show favortism, correct?

[yawetag]

Originally Posted by jicecone

If a coach wants to do something that is not in compliance with the rules, he will find a way.

So it's okay for him to do through the lineup, instead of some other way?

If you keep your lineup correctly, he won't find a way to cheat -- at least by using the lineup. In fact, using your method will make it EASIER for him to cheat.

Originally Posted by jicecone

As BU, the first time I see a new CR, I will question it but, maybe your BU's can't handle that chore, so I understand.

Question it to whom? The PU? Wouldn't it then just be easier for him to keep up with it? Your way would delay the game in a way that it shouldn't be delayed.

Originally Posted by jicecone

It's not my opinion that this works, its a fact.

Everything works until it doesn't.

You'll find that your way of doing this is so far in the minority, that I don't think even JRut will agree with you.

[jicecone]

Everything works until it doesn't.

Wow what manual did you pull that brillance from?

You'll find that your way of doing this is so far in the minority, that I don't think even JRut will agree with you.

I will have to make sure and mark that down somewhere, JUST IN CASE I might care.

[mj]

I printed this off this site and still refer to it before every season as a refresher.

The Lineup Card -- Your Friend?

[DG]

I put lineups in my shirt pocket and keep all changes on a special sheet I designed for this purpose that is in my left ball bag - Subs, CR's, conferences by inning, offensive and defensive, pitching changes, official warnings, etc. It is similar to the one that comes with Honigs little notebook, but I have more stuff on mine. I can only write stuff reported to me, and the lineup sheet I only need if there is an issue I need to refere to official lineup for, such as BOO.