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Fri May 08, 2015, 01:43pm
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Well... first - coming out to question almost every close call is unsportsmanlike.
It's not our job to entertain this nonsense from a coach. If someone comes out to dispute something, it had better be, "Blue, I think she pulled her foot on that one - can you ask your partner". Just coming out to remind you how much he disagrees with a particular call is not acceptable. We might entertain it once, let them go. 2nd time out there, "Coach, we aren't going to argue every single judgement call today." At most, on the 3rd, "Coach, that's enough". Then eject if he goes again. You SERIOUSLY do not have to deal with this kind of nonsense. And if you do put up with it, that's really on you as the umpire. I suspect he wasted more by continually coming out than the 2 minutes he was complaining about during the injury you discussed in the OP.
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