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Originally Posted by shagpal
his face isn't even a factor. he drew all attention to himself by freezing in that WTF pose while everyone else went about their business.
even the batter said some words as she approached, and he never turned to look, but he appeared to give a shrug. he was "gawking" at the play and lingering far too long after not to draw attention. its all in body language and some lack of. he telegraphed that he expected something coming such as a questioning of the call.
if he wanted to be in a better spot and available to help, how about he take his pad out and move into foul area near the running lane and wait while pretending to be jotting instead of starring down that image of a play long finished, or at least sweep the plate as he normally would have done.
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Why should he "pretend" anything? And why would he respond to anything anyone has to say about a call that he didn't make?
You've some imagination, but you might want to leave that in your equipment bag.
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Fri Jan 03, 2014, 07:08am
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