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I was calling a JV game last night. Whoever laid out this field must have used Stone Hedge as a a guide. The first base line goes straight west to east -- lining up the setting sun perfectly. In the 7th inning, it's about 715pm, sun is just above the horizon and so is right above the batter's head. No runners, I'm in A. I can't see anything down the line (like the batter and the catcher). I've got my hat down low and am wearing my high-end Oakley polarized sunglasses. Trying to block the sun with my hand really isn't cutting it. I'm wising I had my solar eclipse glasses with me. Here's my question, would you move to the B position in this situation? Thanks -Steve
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As a rule I don't wear shades behind the plate. I've seen the piece that goes in the mask, the visor. What are your thoughts on that piece of equipment? Specifically - Is it worth trying out? Thanks in advance for your thoughts! Brent CAUA Umpire Arkansas
