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Guest Dennis
For Cal Ripken/Babe Ruth Baseball specifically, but I'll take any rules on the matter I can find...during his team's defensive inning, is the coach allowed on the field, in fair territory, to discuss with the umpire a ruling or ask about a call? Not referring to mound visits. Does it matter whether time has been granted? In this instance, a manager of a team in the field ran out to 2B at the conclusion of the play without time being granted to question a call. Please tell me there's a rule that addresses coming on the field without being granted permission or time.
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But, if the play is over and the manager comes out -- call time, and let him continue (as a general statement).
Senor Azul
Shirley, you jest, Mr. Rich Ives. Once again I must reiterate for you what the OP asked. “For Cal Ripken/Babe Ruth Baseball specifically, but I'll take any rules on the matter I can find...” That’s wh
Tborze
HOW the coach came running out could have an impact on HOW to handle it.
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