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Sat Jan 24, 2015, 08:54pm
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Arguing balls and strikes: Ejection by Base Umpire?
A not-so-hypothetical question: In a travel ball 16/18U round-robin game, a head coach (on defense) rants from outside the dugout to the PU about strike zone. This is the second time in the game. The coach is not profane or super prolonged, but gets personal: "You're giving them an advantage by not giving us that strike. You have to start calling this both ways...." (etc). It's loud. Loud enough to get the attention of everyone with an interest in the game, save for one person.
My partner on plate was hard of hearing. Would I have been out of line to toss this guy?
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