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Information available signal
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Guest Matt
Baseball has a new signal in NFHS. The "Information Available" signal. This is where an umpire puts his/her hand on the chest to signal to the other umpires that he/she has additional information about the play and or/ruling on the play. As officials, are we not supposed to wait until a manager comes out to ask or challenge? Thoughts?
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I found that using this new signal, below, really is subtle and lets only my partner know we need to speak:
yawetag
NFHS is trying to catch up, and I'll give them some credit for that. While I give them a lot of crap for being what they are, I do have to remind myself that there are umpires and organizations that d
Thatsnotyou
If I'm a smart, likeable coach that knows about this, I come talk to the umpire and simply say "alright, let's both turn to your partner and see if he gives you the information available signal".
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