Reply to "Astros from National League to American league..."

AntzDad1,000+ posts

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Originally posted by Jimmy03:
The umpires have been MLB umpires instead of NL and AL umpires for quite some time. There is one set of rules in Major League Baseball.

OK, I found this in a paper about umpire scheduling. "The most critical change occurred in 2000 when two MLB leagues combined their umpires, creating a common umpire pool." (My friend lives next-door to Richie Phillips...)

Maybe, the rules are the same for both leagues, but they don't play the game the same way. That is my point.

11/17/1111:07 PM

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