Reply to "Would you EJ?"

Originally Posted by bballman:

Originally Posted by Matt13:

Whether the game was over or not has little to no bearing on whether this was justified.

Not that it changes my opinion of the ejection, but can an ump eject a player after a game has ended? And would the winning run crossing the plate in the bottom of the last inning officially end a game? I'm not trying to be a wise guy, I'm asking because I don't know.

thats one of the reasons I started this thread. Wondering if that was possible. I know in LL it is permissible to EJ after the game. Obviously LL didn't have a problem with it as Williamsport upheld the appeal. If you are allowed to EJ after a game at what point does that authority end?

8/4/152:19 PM

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