Just curious as to what the limits are--my computer won't open the document. I also noticed that it said it is looking into limiting or banning breaking pitches? How on earth would they do that? The umps in our area wouldn't know a breaking pitch if it hit them in the head (no offense to all umps--just the volunteers we get from the stands). Also, what exactly determines a breaking pitch? A CB obviously but my son throws a sinker that moves and all he does is grip the ball differently. Anyway in our neck of the woods that would be nearly impossible to enforce. Fortunatly my oldest won't be doing LL and my 10 yo will be playing his last year there. Mind you I do think it is important to monitor pitchers and count their pitches, I'm all into that but not sure how it would work for many of the LL that are terribly unorganized and into Daddy Ball. JMHO