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Originally posted by UmpireErnie
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When the time limit is in play, the clock begins at the first pitch
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I also agree it is hard enough to get the game started on time without waiting until the first real pitch to start the clock.. since there is already a time limit on the warm up period (i.e 3 pitches or one minute in SP) I would much rather see the time limit start when the home team takes the feild. But at least there would be a difinitve rule. I don't know if you have input in this but I would also like to see something about when the clock should STOP. Injuries? Lenghty official time outs such as batting out of order and consulting the scorebooks.. broken base.. moose on the feild (Hey, I am in Alaska! I had it happen last season! Trust me, you do NOT argue with a moose!) I have always stoped the clock in these situations but the only thing I can point to in the book for doing so is "Rule 10".
Looking forward to the 2005 Season!!
Ernie
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"you do not argue with a moose"
Let the coaches do it, they are the "argue experts"!
Sun Nov 21, 2004, 08:19am
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