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Old Sun Jul 06, 2008, 11:23pm
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Just because she's going to the Olympics doesn't mean that I have to like her positioning. I felt she was way to far inside on those left-handed batters with a lousy view of the outside corner of the plate. I personally couldn't see how she could see it from her angle.
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Old Sun Jul 06, 2008, 11:29pm
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Just because she's going to the Olympics doesn't mean that I have to like her positioning. I felt she was way to far inside on those left-handed batters with a lousy view of the outside corner of the plate. I personally couldn't see how she could see it from her angle.
That's probably why you're in ND and she isn't.
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Old Mon Jul 07, 2008, 11:15am
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Just because she's going to the Olympics doesn't mean that I have to like her positioning. I felt she was way to far inside on those left-handed batters with a lousy view of the outside corner of the plate. I personally couldn't see how she could see it from her angle.
Which catcher? If you are talking about Nuevy, you would be a bit inside too, because you are not going to go up when she sets up inside.
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Old Sun Jul 06, 2008, 07:25am
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I was wondering, if they are playing by ISF rules, why are the umpires wearing ASA stuff?
I wondered that , too.
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Old Sun Jul 06, 2008, 09:32am
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I was wondering, if they are playing by ISF rules, why are the umpires wearing ASA stuff? (Not completely official, since the shirts are pink due to breast cancer awareness.)
A number of reasons from it is an ASA-sponsored event to ISF is very tight with their uniforms. A hat is one thing, but they are not going to give an umpire a shirt for a single-game event.
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Old Sun Jul 06, 2008, 01:52pm
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A number of reasons from it is an ASA-sponsored event to ISF is very tight with their uniforms. A hat is one thing, but they are not going to give an umpire a shirt for a single-game event.
Most ISF-licened umpires do have 1 or 2 shirts from ISF. I still don't think the game wasn't organized by the ISF. They've played by it's rules. Which is logic, because in China they will also.

Just got back from my practice game Dutch Olympic team vs a dutch AllStar team. We also played by the ISF-rules, but the Dutch federation was the organizer. We've used out dutch uniform. (I'm not even ISF-licened, just got ESF-licened last year...)
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