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Originally Posted by EsqUmp
It is as absurd to signal a routine catch as it is to signal a routine non-catch. Plus, in most situations associations, the person signaling it is 150 feet away, is not the closest umpire and no one is looking back away from the ball to see an umpire that far away.
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Esq, you frequently have interesting opinions. Just curious about this line of thought: Is it the distance from the play that reduces the value of the signal, or the obviousness?
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