GoodCallBlue!

is this your life maven? LOL

Do U answer everything? Is this your life? LOL

Whatever helps you sleep.

Missed? No. You going to tell me that you CLEARLY see a balk especially at real time when U are not expecting to see it in a video clip?

The camera also isn't a great angle. But try calling that.

U get to look at a replay. Try seeing it live & when U are not expecting it. Then U are going to call it a balk? I call bull.

But actually his pivot lands behind the rubber. He initially moves his pivot foot first. Look again.

I call "BULL".....U wouldn't see it coming. U don't know when its gonna happen & it happens so quickly.

And I should measure 25.83" how? Why not round up to 26"? LMAO

So you can see his feet landing AND when he separates his hands? you must be SUPERMAN with that kind of vision! LOL

And its so CLEAR to see right because we all know since its a video clip that something is going to happen, right? But in real time & not knowing when something like this is going to happen, you can honestly say you are going to see this happen CLEARLY? I call BULL.

How much wider per age level? Asked again but never answered directly.

How wide for every level? That was kind of the question to begin with wasn't it?

From reading the various rules and definitions of "disengaging" -- and then applying the "opposite" to what happens when it's not a legal disengagement (e.g., "both feet move or are airborne together"). So in REAL TIME, can you honestly say you saw both feet in the air at the same time? I highly doubt it! And this is a video where we know something is about to happen.

I was never good with "new" math so as the foreman asked in the movie PHILADELPHIA, "Could someone explain it to me like I'm a 5 year old?"

And you got that ruling where?

Please "expand" on what you mean?

Are you the Matt that opened this discussion at a college camp several years ago in a discussion?

I'm referring to the strike zone.

This one is dedicated to Matt: How wide should you call a strike zone?

Hmmmm maybe just trying to get some feedback instead of some "high school" attempt at 'humor"?

What does "spirit/intent" of the rule mean to you, the umpire? Give an example.

What does the term "Game Management" mean & include to you as an umpire?

Again, I'm being SARCASTIC because a coach will NEVER argue a bad call if it goes THEIR way.

I have NEVER seen a coach call to argue a call that went HIS way even though it may have been a bad call.