johnnyg08

UGH...no desktop access. Ridiculous. I already knew that, but it showed up in my email today as if it's something to be excited about.

Very interesting! Nice observation! This might have been a crew error!

Thanks for the reminder. I had this sitting in my drafts. There was a rundown that set this attempt up. But they screwed it up.

A little something in the Cape Cod League. It looks like they initially balked for throwing to F5 w/ no play...then changed it to a step off, returned the runner and called a pitch clock violation on the F1. What do you think?

Great rig. I should do the same with mine. Sitting in my closet gathering dust. Good luck w/ the sale.

Exactly!!

Nice example of the a lodged batted ball and its enforcement.

The thing about this...is I believe that when you make things harder for the average user, that piracy actually increases.

Fantastic! Sunday is the plate?

There are a few floating around out there.

https://www.ncaa.org/news/2025/8/4/media-center-jeff-gosney-named-national-coordinator-of-baseball-umpires.aspx

Isn't that the truth?

Yeah...it's sour all around

I saw somewhere else on the interwebs that a laptop/browser product is in the works. I sure hope that's accurate.

Very, very unfortunate. I now need an extra device simply to look at the rules I have to pay to access. Sigh

I don't need it downloaded...I only need access. The same was true with 'All Access'...I didn't need to download it...only to be able to access it.

Wow..that's a HUGE miss from them. 99% of the work I do around the rules & case plays is from my laptop.

It appears as though NFHS migrated to the NFHS Digital App. I'm unable to access my 2025 Rule & Case Book on the NFHS Digital App (Desktop) What am I missing?

Scary stuff. At least he has workplace protections. Us amateurs have whatever private insurance we may or may not have...with maybe a NASO supplement. Be safe out there. Everyone.

Title sums up the issue. Modified OBR, plate meeting, lineups exchanged, light failure. Game never starts. Are those lineups locked in when they play the game at a later date? Or since the game didn't actually start, they simply submit new lineups since in amateur leagues player availability varies from day to day and the game didn't actually start. What says the arbiters?

You don't even have to attempt to swing!

Whoa.

I'll hang up and listen. 😂

Well, here's an example. I don't believe that we need to determine if there was a swing or not because the F2 interfered with the batter's ability to hit the baseball.