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Not sure if this is just my experience or it it's common.I have loved baseball all my life and when it was time to teach my son the game I jumped at the chance I've been coaching him for the last 7 years he's 13 now and a good ball player , better than I was at his age and I always made sure I was educated in the rules. I decided I wanted to start umpiring 2 years ago so I did and now I do both. It has changed the way I view the game completely. By the way I have never been the type of coach to argue and have never been ej. Now even during my games I find myself critiquing the umpires especially if they are out of position or don't know the rules I think it has actually made me a better coach. Have others out there had this same experience or is it just me even just being a spectator i still find my paying close attention to the umpires.

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I have been on both sides and I believe my knowledge of the rules helped me a lot. I am definitely an umpire watcher. I do the same thing at concerts/theatre productions. That is what I do for a living and I always watch the tech when watching a show. So in either venue I am either watching for rotations or missed bases or followspot cues or how something is rigged. Drives my wife nuts.


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