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Originally Posted by Andy
.......Coach tells me, "I know that you were out here pretty deep and may not have seen that play at third, can you ask your partner for help, he had a better angle". I reply that it was my call, I saw the play, I don't need any help, call stands. I get the usual crap about, I'm asking politely, why won't you at least talk to him, don't be so arrogant, blah, blah, blah.....
Saturday game: I'm BU again. ......- "Blue, can you ask your partner for help on that? Last inning on the same play you called my runner out but this runner was safe" I tell her that I wasn't getting help, call stands.
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Its a HTBT, so I'm just going on your typed words, but its possible that the bolded comments above might make a coach think you were arrogant.
Why not just answer the coaches request with a " No, I clearly saw (tag/touch/ect), play ball".
It my opinion that comments like "its my call". "I dont need help" sound too defensive, and give a stronger impression that a mistake was made.
Too many words just gives the coach more ammo.....