Reply to "Home Team Cheerleading"

bluezebra100+ posts

quote:
Originally posted by Michael S. Taylor:
I don't think anybody here doesn't agree a team has every right to cheer for their team but it has to be done from the dugout which was not the case here.

Michael has it RIGHT! The only members of the offense allowerd on the field are baserunners, batter, on-deck batter, and base coaches. I would allow adult coaches in front of the dugout, by the gate, IF they did not interfere or complain about calls. Do either, and back in the dugout.

It's in The Book: 3.3.1.j

Bob

Bob

1/7/0412:30 PM

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