Reply to "PG "Ways to Play""

If the strike zone were automated, sure. Called by an ump, no way.

My kid has played a lot of ball at a lot of different levels. And up to this point 70%+ of the umps are varying degrees of bad. PG events were no exception. If I'm going to be called out on one strike I want to know it's right.

I had this picture once. Somehow I've lost it and I'm sure will never find it online. I got it off of a photography forum. It was of a catcher and umpire as the ball was passing over the plate just before hitting the catchers mitt. A beautiful picture. Both the catcher's and umpire's eyes were closed.

10/20/176:52 PM

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