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Jim, I'm not going to waste my time or anyone else's refuting statements which have already been refuted. As for the last sentence...ah, never mind...lathering up over nothing. Back to trolldom ya go. |
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IOW, we are pissing into the wind. I'm done with this one. |
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It is not unusal for someone who insults to be be speechless when asked for facts. |
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But dang it, I have wasted breath again. :smacking self for feeding the troll: :smacking self for feeding the troll: :smacking self for feeding the troll: :smacking self for feeding the troll: :smacking self for feeding the troll: :smacking self for feeding the troll: :smacking self for feeding the troll: :smacking self for feeding the troll: Good. I feel better now. Self-flagellation is even better than a double fist pump. :eek: If I had only known... |
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I would add this - Disagreeing is not the problem Jimpiano - I and most everyone else routinely disagree with people on this board at one point or another. You have to have some level of recognition that there are people who know more than you and take what they say and learn from it or be able to present a lucid argument that they may learn from it. If you think a certain way about a rule and it's incorrect, when those who know correct you and show you where you are incorrect, then THAT a method of learning. There is no shame in being incorrect about a rule application. The Umpires on this board IMO possess a higher level of dedication and work DAILY to improve themselves through communication and evaluation of rules and scenarios. About now is where you SHOULD man up and say "I understand, thank you" and actually learn from it. You don't stand fast in face of overwhelming evidence from the highest levels of the ASA (I'm not one of those, but they are here and they wrote the test question you are arguing). Thats NOT learning. That's simply being disagreeable to be disagreeable. Since you probably really don't know, your first tip usually that you are incorrect is when Irishmike says you are incorrect. That's your "oh sh..t" moment that you run to your book and reevaluate what you think. Hes forgotten more than you know. That's just simple fact, evidenced by hundreds of posts teaching people and his position within the ASA; he is a resource that is invaluable here. I do admit he can tick you off at times :D, but the man knows. Now really, pull your head out and truly be here to learn, as you say you are, and stop the BS. Theres no brown on my nose is there? Now I'm outta here, the season starts for me today (no NFHS this year :( ) I cant wait to get on the field. A-ball showcase woot! |
jp, here is where you fall off the rails, and either you don't get it or are being intentionally a troll.
There was no infield fly. The BR was not a retired runner. And, even if there was, one of the injustices here in the question scenario is preventing the defense from nullifying the run by appealing R1 for leaving early on a caught fly. Get it??? What an argumentative troll you seem to be. I imagine you were in your element dominating the discussion of your little break out group. Did anyone else get to say anything at all? |
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But that was not mine. |
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"but, in the ulikely event this play would ever occur, there are existing rules that prevent a team from profiting from interference."
This point seems difficult for you to grasp. |
No, it is just that your point is wrong. It is relying on a non-existent IF. One, I guess, according to your argument, that you would call in spite of whether it actually WAS an IF.
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