"Drop Dead" time limits - The Official Forum

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Mon Jul 14, 2008, 07:59pm

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In drop dead, I call it immediately. Even in middle of an at bat. The only thing I allow if for a play to finish (of course). Drop dead means drop dead time limit. Dont ask the TD. For what? Just kill it and go on. Its a show case. Treat it like one.

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