Judge's order . . .

[greymule]

I've heard of teams kicking people off the roster, and of leagues banning players, but one guy who last year attacked a teammate has been barred by a municipal judge from attending any game of a local SP league. If he now shows up, he's subject to arrest. The judge's order apparently carries no expiration date.

[NCASAUmp]

Originally Posted by greymule

I've heard of teams kicking people off the roster, and of leagues banning players, but one guy who last year attacked a teammate has been barred by a municipal judge from attending any game of a local SP league. If he now shows up, he's subject to arrest. The judge's order apparently carries no expiration date.

How does this affect his ability to play modified or men's fast pitch?

I can think of a few people who should belong on that list. In particular, the ones who bring doctored bats to coed rec ball games.

Still, wow.

[greymule]

How does this affect his ability to play modified or men's fast pitch?

The town has only that one SP league. No modified or men's FP.

The townships in our county have an agreement that if a player is ejected from a game, his two-week suspension applies to all the township leagues and across softball associations.

It would be fine with me if the judge's order applied to every league in the state, but I guess it's just that one.

[NCASAUmp]

Originally Posted by greymule

How does this affect his ability to play modified or men's fast pitch?

The town has only that one SP league. No modified or men's FP.

The townships in our county have an agreement that if a player is ejected from a game, his two-week suspension applies to all the township leagues and across softball associations.

It would be fine with me if the judge's order applied to every league in the state, but I guess it's just that one.

Ever see "Blades of Glory"? Sounds like that kind of loophole.