Disqualified ?

[IRISHMAFIA]

Originally Posted by wadeintothem

ASA rules.. this is an ejection.

Its common practice in our area to allow players to stay on then bench for stuff like this. Not sure up where you are.

Speaking ASA.

The rules require an ejected team member to leave the grounds and have no contact with the team or umpire. 4.8.B

[softballistough]

I was under the impression that "malicious contact" was an ejection




I guess the hard part was, " Was this Malicious"

[Chess Ref]

Originally Posted by softballistough

I was under the impression that "malicious contact" was an ejection





I guess the hard part was, " Was this Malicious"

I was trying to figure out when is it a DQ versus an ejection....

The contact was more then it should have been but not malicious......

[wadeintothem]

Originally Posted by Chess Ref

I was trying to figure out when is it a DQ versus an ejection....

The contact was more then it should have been but not malicious......

Its either malicious and an ejection or its not. You dont DQ or eject a player because it was "almost malicious".

[Chess Ref]

Originally Posted by wadeintothem

Its either malicious and an ejection or its not. You dont DQ or eject a player because it was "almost malicious".

I would agree with you. Lets just say my partner was a little....high strung.

[wadeintothem]

Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA

Speaking ASA.

The rules require an ejected team member to leave the grounds and have no contact with the team or umpire. 4.8.B

I know that, thanks.