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SJA

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What is your opinion of the definition of "Game Site"? . . . e.g. :

Manager / Coach / Player is EJ'd from game. Does that mean send to him to the parking lot with "sight & sound" warning or physically leave the ENTIRE complex to you?

 

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LMSANS
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Parking lot works for me at most of the facilities I work at.

kstrunk
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I don't want to see him or hear from him, or hear that anyone else is seeing or hearing from him! 

elares
elares

Our league added a local rule this season to define Game Site as the entire three field complex and parking lots.  Last year a coach was ejected and while missing the next scheduled game for his team

LMSANS

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Parking lot works for me at most of the facilities I work at.

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kstrunk

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I don't want to see him or hear from him, or hear that anyone else is seeing or hearing from him! 

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elares

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Our league added a local rule this season to define Game Site as the entire three field complex and parking lots.  Last year a coach was ejected and while missing the next scheduled game for his team on field 1, was coaching his other son's game on field 3.

Not this year.

 

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maineump

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It has to be taken care of by the site supervisor.

If you eject him, then you don't need to worry about where he may be in the complex. Out of 'your game' means exactly that - out of your site and sound

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