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A flurry of check swing calls from plate umpires is today's Tmac's Teachable Moments lesson. We specifically look at the concept of multiple umpire configurations and the popular question, "Whose call is that, anyway?" [Hint: The idea of "ask for help," on a swing call, is a myth.] Which...

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Very timely article...I had a cross-town rivalry HS game on Friday and called "Yes he did!" on a swing.  Coach knew he couldn't appeal, but his argument was that I can't be looking at the pitch and swing at the same time.  The ball was way outside on RH batter.  I had no problem seeing the "swing" and the pitch, just as it says in the article.  Of course, the opponent, who was winning 11 - 2 after 2 innings had 2 check swing appeals that I didn't see because of the proximity of the pitch to the zone.  My partner had swings both times.  The AC for the losing team was somewhat upset, but he's an assistant.

 


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