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Thu Mar 02, 2006, 11:46am
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Yes, Alpha. I think I already answered that, and others agreed.
If what you are talking about is a simple reversal of an erroneous call or ruling, there is no time limit other than the continuation of the game. I even gave an example of about the longest delay possible. And yes, if you are an umpire, you should be very aware of the difference between a protest, an appeal, and a simple request for help - the rules surrounding them are entirely different. Might want to read up on that if you have a chance. PS - I agree with Dakota, and I'm not even religious.
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