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Good morning. I am selling a BRAND NEW, with tags 46R Black Plate Coat from Out West Officials. I purchased it in December but have lost 25 lbs with another 5-10 to go. I am swimming in the coat and the tailor said taking it in is just too much work and it won't fit right afterwards. Right from their site - Performance Plate Coat v2.0 Stretch fit, moisture-wicking construction, and personalized Monogramming! Please note, monogramming needs to be specified in the notes during checkout - any blank notes will just be considered "FIRST LAST" for the name selection. For th

That harness is the most comfortable harness I have ever worn...just saying.

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I am selling a very gently (maybe 3 or 4 times) Honigs Heavyweight Black Thermal Zip Jacket. Size Large. From their site: Stay warm in Honig's new heavyweight umpire jacket featuring windproof, water resistant and moisture wicking material that will last you all nine innings. Four way stretch for maximum comfort, left chest pocket for your belongings. bonded fleece interior provides comfort, breathability and insulation. 100% woven polyester soft shell exterior is durable.Left hand zipper. Large is listed as 44-46 I paid $69.95, asking $50 plus shipping. (Priority Mail Flat Rate Medium B

So as the umpire in B, how aggressively do you point to 3rd after the ball goes out of play? I would think that by doing to too aggressively you are "instructing" the runner to go there, and not going back to 1B to re-touch? Then if called out on appeal, they can say that you told him to go there, not back to 1ST base first. But, if you tell him to go to 3RD after re-touching 1ST base, then you are helping the offense and sort of coaching the runner. Just curious how guys handle the mechanics here. Thanks

At a minimum you need to know the most important rules that are likely to come up in a typical game. It is not uncommon to have one of those "I have never seen this before things", and if it does, you will have to logically think thru it. I would say that base awards are pretty important so if you are looking for key things that you absolutely must know, that's one of them - time of pitch vs time of throw awards, etc.

no to both. The runners being forced must reach their next base.

depends on the rule set they are playing under. OBR - yes a balk. NFHS - not a balk.

I have two pairs of Smitty's pants for sale, both 36 waist, non expandable style. Charcoal gray, unhemmed, still in the bag. One plate, one base. $30 each. One Gerry Davis 11.5" Navy Blue ball bag, the one WITHOUT inside pockets. Good for softball or for your ball side if you wear two ball bags. NWOT. $10, free shipping Make an offer, I will consider. Thanks

I have to agree with CJK. Bottom line here, your coaches should have known that the runner has to advance and touch the next base. You can't blame that on the umpire or any late appeal.

The answer makes sense to me, I am just looking for that "Coach, by rule he must remain in the dugout" What FED rule or section reference? I am in Illinois. Also, one argument against the dugout is how he could now really rile up his teammates and cause even more trouble. In our game yesterday, the coach sent him to their bus, which worked out well. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using Tapatalk

Fed rules. Where is the reference in the rule book that they must stay in the dugout? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G891A using Tapatalk