Opposition Research on Baseball Travel League

[Anonymous]

Pledge before every game.

Code of Sportsmanship
I will:
KEEP the rules
KEEP faith with my teammates
KEEP my temper
KEEP myself fit
KEEP a stout heart in defeat
KEEP my pride under in victory
KEEP a sound soul, a clean mind and a healthy
body

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pledge before every game.

Code of Sportsmanship
I will:
KEEP the rules
KEEP faith with my teammates
KEEP my temper
KEEP myself fit
KEEP a stout heart in defeat
KEEP my pride under in victory
KEEP a sound soul, a clean mind and a healthy
body

Whoooah boy. Have you seen these coaches and umps? Most are at least 50 pounds overweight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pledge before every game.

Code of Sportsmanship
I will:
KEEP the rules
KEEP faith with my teammates
KEEP my temper
KEEP myself fit
KEEP a stout heart in defeat
KEEP my pride under in victory
KEEP a sound soul, a clean mind and a healthy
body

Whoooah boy. Have you seen these coaches and umps? Most are at least 50 pounds overweight.

What is your obsession with weight?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pledge before every game.

Code of Sportsmanship
I will:
KEEP the rules
KEEP faith with my teammates
KEEP my temper
KEEP myself fit
KEEP a stout heart in defeat
KEEP my pride under in victory
KEEP a sound soul, a clean mind and a healthy
body

Whoooah boy. Have you seen these coaches and umps? Most are at least 50 pounds overweight.

What is your obsession with weight?

What is your obsession with food?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pledge before every game.

Code of Sportsmanship
I will:
KEEP the rules
KEEP faith with my teammates
KEEP my temper
KEEP myself fit
KEEP a stout heart in defeat
KEEP my pride under in victory
KEEP a sound soul, a clean mind and a healthy
body

Whoooah boy. Have you seen these coaches and umps? Most are at least 50 pounds overweight.

What is your obsession with weight?

What is your obsession with food?

That was mean but really funny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At that age, one year makes a big difference.

The interesting thing was she waited until the sixth inning to point this out. Is that because it was an official game at that point? Clever move on her part.

Don't break the rules.

This is Legion. Kids are 17-20. Imagine being the mommy tattling on 18 yo men. Pathetic.

So one of the kids playing was 21? This is a very bizarre story! Is Legion even considered “travel”?
Up until age 16 I agree with PP that one year makes a huge difference!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:At that age, one year makes a big difference.

The interesting thing was she waited until the sixth inning to point this out. Is that because it was an official game at that point? Clever move on her part.

Don't break the rules.

This is Legion. Kids are 17-20. Imagine being the mommy tattling on 18 yo men. Pathetic.

So one of the kids playing was 21? This is a very bizarre story! Is Legion even considered “travel”?
Up until age 16 I agree with PP that one year makes a huge difference!

No, I heard the kid was 20 and legal age, just a roster swap.

Imagine being a mommy tattling on a 20 yo man. Truly unreal. None of the players cared but mommy was mad!

F**king pathetic.

[Anonymous]

How do you not see this is cheating, plain and simple? You suit up a kid, not registered with the league, pretend he’s another kid, and that’s not a problem? It’s not as though they didn’t have enough players. They just wanted to bring in outside players for the game. How can anyone not see that as wrong? After reciting an oath to “keep the rules.” Now, that’s pathetic.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So, I was at a game yesterday where, in the middle of the 6th inning, a parent calls the ump over claiming that a player on the other team is actually a year older than allowed. Ump questions the coach who refuses to answer.

So they declared the team ineligible and gave the win to the team that lady's kid plays on.

How she knew this I have no clue. But don't be that mom. These kids just want to play baseball.

Karen, sour grapes that your kid is the one called out for getting caught.

A 'Karen' would be the one crying about a roster substitution, not the person getting caught. If youre going to try and use contemporary slang, use it correctly. Or you look like a .... fool. Which we all now see you as.

I don’t think she looks like a fool. You seem mean. Maybe just relax and be nice.

Be nice to people that are too stupid to even insult people correctly? Nah, I'm good.

No you’re a pathetic piece of trash lol lol lol

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So, I was at a game yesterday where, in the middle of the 6th inning, a parent calls the ump over claiming that a player on the other team is actually a year older than allowed. Ump questions the coach who refuses to answer.

So they declared the team ineligible and gave the win to the team that lady's kid plays on.

How she knew this I have no clue. But don't be that mom. These kids just want to play baseball.

Karen, sour grapes that your kid is the one called out for getting caught.

A 'Karen' would be the one crying about a roster substitution, not the person getting caught. If youre going to try and use contemporary slang, use it correctly. Or you look like a .... fool. Which we all now see you as.

I don’t think she looks like a fool. You seem mean. Maybe just relax and be nice.

Be nice to people that are too stupid to even insult people correctly? Nah, I'm good.

No you’re a pathetic piece of trash lol lol lol

Butt hurt, still?

I bet you use Karen correctly next time, loser.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So, I was at a game yesterday where, in the middle of the 6th inning, a parent calls the ump over claiming that a player on the other team is actually a year older than allowed. Ump questions the coach who refuses to answer.

So they declared the team ineligible and gave the win to the team that lady's kid plays on.

How she knew this I have no clue. But don't be that mom. These kids just want to play baseball.

Karen, sour grapes that your kid is the one called out for getting caught.

A 'Karen' would be the one crying about a roster substitution, not the person getting caught. If youre going to try and use contemporary slang, use it correctly. Or you look like a .... fool. Which we all now see you as.

I don’t think she looks like a fool. You seem mean. Maybe just relax and be nice.

Be nice to people that are too stupid to even insult people correctly? Nah, I'm good.

No you’re a pathetic piece of trash lol lol lol

Butt hurt, still?

I bet you use Karen correctly next time, loser.

Sick burn Karen

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So, I was at a game yesterday where, in the middle of the 6th inning, a parent calls the ump over claiming that a player on the other team is actually a year older than allowed. Ump questions the coach who refuses to answer.

So they declared the team ineligible and gave the win to the team that lady's kid plays on.

How she knew this I have no clue. But don't be that mom. These kids just want to play baseball.

Karen, sour grapes that your kid is the one called out for getting caught.

A 'Karen' would be the one crying about a roster substitution, not the person getting caught. If youre going to try and use contemporary slang, use it correctly. Or you look like a .... fool. Which we all now see you as.

I don’t think she looks like a fool. You seem mean. Maybe just relax and be nice.

Be nice to people that are too stupid to even insult people correctly? Nah, I'm good.

No you’re a pathetic piece of trash lol lol lol

Butt hurt, still?

I bet you use Karen correctly next time, loser.

Sick burn Karen

-1 for misuse. But I will admit to being pleased to see that you continue to be an idiot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP is a troll. This isn't how age appeals work.

1) Umpires don't deal with player eligibility.
2) Umpires don't talk to parents regarding any aspect of the game.
3) If age eligibility was properly questioned by a coach, it would be adjudicated by a league or tournament official. At tournaments, teams are required to have birth certificates on hand for all players on the roster.

+1

This is correct.

And I've witnessed it first hand. Where a tournament director interrupts a game bc a player is ineligible (this was softball, so it was a coach trying to sneak a B player onto a C team as a guest player).

But the umps have nothing to do with player eligibility. I have seen them toss kids for illegal equipment, but thats obviously different

[Anonymous]

So weird to me that there is anyone who thinks its OK for a non-rostered player to sneak around in another kids jersey and for the coach to lie about the kids identity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So weird to me that there is anyone who thinks its OK for a non-rostered player to sneak around in another kids jersey and for the coach to lie about the kids identity.

Yeah, I agree.

Until you read through the thread and realize we're talking about 18 year olds. Grown ups, not kids.

So WGAF at that point