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Old Fri Sep 13, 2013, 12:48pm
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Old Fri Sep 13, 2013, 01:05pm
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hmm. I thought this had been discussed here. Maybe it was pulled, or maybe I just remember something that didn't happen (here -- maybe it was umpire.org)
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Old Fri Sep 13, 2013, 01:18pm
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hmm. I thought this had been discussed here. Maybe it was pulled, or maybe I just remember something that didn't happen (here -- maybe it was umpire.org)
It was umpire.org, Bob

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Old Fri Sep 13, 2013, 01:26pm
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The correct response to any physical contact is to step away & dump the rat ASAP.
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Old Fri Sep 13, 2013, 01:29pm
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The correct response to any physical contact is to step away & dump the rat ASAP.
The rat had already been dumped.
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Old Fri Sep 13, 2013, 09:58pm
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Apparently baseball umpires are treated a bit differently in the far east.

evident here and more videos here

I hear that the coach from the OP has a history of getting physical with umpires including punching at least one (3rd hand knowledge). If true, and given this "different" game, how can anyone blame BK from preventing a second assault (he didn't choke him, he only held him off by the neck). You can't judge this incident with USA baseball expectations...I'd buy him a beer.
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Old Sat Sep 14, 2013, 07:59am
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What is your point here Manny? Slow Forum day?

We ALL, have done things we regret later as a result of a reflex reaction to a provocation. That's called life.

There is SO many things wrong on the player, coach and umpire levels with this video yet, you only question the actions of the umpire.
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Old Sat Sep 14, 2013, 11:46am
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It would take everything in my soul not to punch this guy in his eye. That does not mean I would actually do that, but it would certainly cross my mind. I have seen other incidents over in that part of the world that were similar or worse. I know I would have reacted similarily. At some point things stop being about the uniform you wear.

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Old Thu Sep 19, 2013, 01:04pm
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There is SO many things wrong on the player, coach and umpire levels with this video yet, you only question the actions of the umpire.
Sorry, was on travel this week.

I question the umpire's actions because he must adhere to a higher standard.

This manager chest-bumped him. He didn't cock back his fist or head-butt him. And he did this after the umpire turned his back to him and vocally said, "I'm turning my back," in obvious defiance. You honestly don't have a problem with the umpire grabbing the manager by the throat in response?
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