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Today the State of NJ released its annual refresher test for all NJSIAA certified umpires in baseball and softball. On first glance I find this question: A pitcher is wearing a compression sleeve that is a camouflage pattern matching the school's colors. It extends below the elbow on his throwing arm. The umpire should: Allow it since the colors match the school's colors. Have the pitcher remove it since he may not wear white or gray on his throwing arm. I have never claimed to have a backward and forward understanding of the rule book, but even I know that neither answer is correct. How does this kind of nonsense happen every single year? At what point will there be a test that is correct? And that doesn't try to trick anyone? In the inimitable words of one C. Brown....."AAAUUUGGGHHHH!!!"
