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No punishment whatsoever but, when you want to be a cowboy and do your own thing, eventually you will be able to ride in the sunset all by yourself because, you will have no games and nothing else to do.
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Why? He was just doing what Tim McClelland taught us ten years ago was okay.
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Of course you wouldn't. There's no "punishment" per se for bad umpiring, at least not on the spot. Eventually assignors learn, and either fix the issue through training or fix it through scheduling. YMMV.
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I am sorry what is YMMV ? My job is training and knowing the two teams it was a TWC play. May be never happen again. In that sitch I have no problem, the Umpire called me after the game, I thought about it then called the State Interpreter and he had no problem.
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F1 had the ball BR was in the batters box PU was standing on the third baseline pointing fair and no one is doing anything. You tell me how to handle it ??? I know it never happens, but this play did happen. Please tell me what you would do. I agree do not verbalize FAIR BALLS but there are things that happen that have to be managed.This was a very good Umpire and has no problem getting good assignments. I really have a hard time with the way some people on this forum think that we live in a perfect world and that there is a black and white rule or mechanic for every game. I just talked with the State Interpreter and working 5000 plus games he said he had to say "Ball is in play" does that make anyone happy ??
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Why, in so many cases, do some say HTBT. Not in this case. If it was as described the BU had the call, he made a FOUL call and under FED rules that can't be changed, even by the PU.
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If the rule set you are playing under allows that to be corrected, it is NOT corrected by telling everyone, "OK guys, start running!!" You place the runners where , in your judgement, they belong, had the ball not erroneously been called foul.
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I hate when they do that!! In regards to post #10...point fair, repeatedly, and silently. Runners should be coached to run until they hear "FOUL" or "OUT". It's not my responsibility to tell the players what to do.
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Lesson Learned...
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Yeah, verbalizing, "Hey fellas, that's a Fair Ball," or, "How long do I need to stand here and point until you realize that the ball is Fair," is a viable alternative. But it's certainly against approved umpiring mechanics. If you want to do that, go for it. You'll probably get the reaction you're hoping for. But just because some veteran umpire said that's what he would do, that doesn't mean it's proper.
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