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Manager comes to you with a sub. You announce it. Opposing manager comes to you and says "That sub can't play because he's on a travel team". So you can either know the rule (actually the lack of one) and it's history and tell him OR you can just stand there with a blank look and then call the TD. Either way, you're dealing with it.
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Next you'll tell me that I need also to know how many innings a pitcher has pitched so I know when he is illegally taking the bump. It is in NO WAY something any umpire needs to know. T |
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So, someone who is both an umpire and a LL official rules on this issue. Is he doing so in his role as umpire or his role as LL official?
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LL allows protests to go to (1) the umpire, (2) the TD/DA/person in charge, (3) the region, (4) Williamsport. If the loser of the protest isn't happy, they can continue to appeal all the way to the janitor answering the phones at Williamsport. We've never had one go past the region, but I think that's because few know they can appeal the region's ruling. |
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So you don't know how long the pitcher's been there? And you don't know the limits which ARE a real rule? You picked the wrong example. And besides, the pitching limits in LL are pitches, not innings - and it's by day - and in majors and minors you can't pitch in two games in a day -and in Juniors and Seniors you cannot pitch in two games in a day if you pitched 31 or more in the first game - and if someone protests you'd darn well better know the rules. Or is allowing an illegal act OK? LL 4.19 NOTE 2: All Little League officials are urged to take precautions to prevent protests. When a protest situation is imminent, the potential offender should be notified immediately. Example: should a manager, official scorer, league official or umpire discover that a pitcher is ineligible at the beginning of a game, or will become ineligible during the game or at the start of the next inning of play; the fact should be brought to the attention of the manager ofthe team involved. Such action should not be delayed until the infraction has occurred. LL 9.01 (a) The league president shall appoint one or more umpires to officiate at each league game. The umpire shall be responsible for the conduct of the game in accordance with these official rules . . . (b) Each umpire is the representative of the league and of Little League Baseball, and is authorized and required to enforce all of these rules. OBR 9.01 (a) The league president shall appoint one or more umpires to officiate at each league championship game. The umpires shall be responsible for the conduct of the game in accordance with these official rules .. . (b) Each umpire is the representative of the league and of professional baseball, and is authorized and required to enforce all of these rules. NCAA 3-6 b. Each umpire is an approved official of the institution, league or conference and is authorized and required to enforce each section of these rules. FED talks in several places about administering the rules, not some of the rules.
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The protest when discovered during the game has to be resolved before the next pitch. You need to know that too.
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I'm guessing it's the same in many states. I have no idea how many innings the pitcher threw earlier in the week and I don't care. LL is different. I know who is ineligible to pitch before the game starts since the tourney I'm working is ringfenced. |
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Doesn't matter which hat he has on at the moment. What matter's is that he knows the answer.
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I do not want my umpires to handle this -- I want them to refer this to the DA, who has probably already dealt with this question or can deal with it then. |
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Surprisingly, perhaps, I did know that. As soon as either coach says the P word, then I would get the TD involved and wash my hands of it. I have no knowledge of whether the kid is on a Travel team or not (or evenhow that term might be defined). And, I can't see caring, even if I did LL (if I was only an "ump" and not also in some admin role)
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Rich you're so full of crap it is hard to give you any credit about anything other than Ratdom.
NFHS does not set pitch limits or even innings pitched. You example of keeping "tabs on subs" is just another patehic attempt at proving your point. There is no chance that any umpire needs to know this crap. |
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