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Old Mon Jun 25, 2012, 04:05pm
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How hard is it to keep the player on his side of the dugout? Not very hard, IMO. If he don't like it, tough caca!
Generally, not hard -- the issue arises when league (or even organizational --- see Dixie for example) rules state they MUST be on the "safe" side.
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