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I would agree. Ump was pretty quick with the hook. Wonder what led up to him believing he was being targeted. Guilty conscience perhaps?The catcher sold that pretty well. I'm not entirely convinced she was in on it.
I would agree. Ump was pretty quick with the hook. Wonder what led up to him believing he was being targeted. Guilty conscience perhaps?The catcher sold that pretty well. I'm not entirely convinced she was in on it.
[/QUOTE]You should find direction elsewhere. I have never taught or ever heard any other instructor even come close to such a comment at any school or clinic whether local, regional or national
The catcher sold that pretty well. I'm not entirely convinced she was in on it.
I would agree. Ump was pretty quick with the hook. Wonder what led up to him believing he was being targeted. Guilty conscience perhaps?
Or it could just be spoiled kids/rotten coaches who think they are entitled and out for payback.I would agree. Ump was pretty quick with the hook. Wonder what led up to him believing he was being targeted. Guilty conscience perhaps?
I would agree. Ump was pretty quick with the hook. Wonder what led up to him believing he was being targeted. Guilty conscience perhaps?
Blue- How would you handle an ump that is all over the place with his calls? If I’m pitching and not getting legit strike calls my 1st instinct is to approach the ump respectfully and ask where was that? Or where do you want it because I can’t do better than that.
If the catcher is required to catch the ball for a strike call then what would be the purpose of the "dropped third strike" rule?
I had not seen the one posted on here earlier. I know this one was totally justified