trouble said:

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I mean, you still can't say ********** in the first

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trouble said:

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Well, he's a swamp kitten soooooooooo

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dermdoc said:

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Ray Baker said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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ensign_beedrill said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Schnall has been mouthy throughout the CWS. This was just a matter of time.

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Yep, and it started well before that exchange. He loved his pitcher getting the high outside call, but puffed up and started bakring when it was called on his batters. Ii don't like his zone up there, but at least he's consistent.

And I love the "1st inning" crowd, it doesn't matter what inning it's in.

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It matters a bit because it's not like the umpire has been hearing it all game and finally got frustrated enough. He's so fragile he broke at the first criticism.

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But, if you were paying attention, it had been going on for a while led by the 1st base coach.

By your logic, I can be more of an ******* in the 1st because I shouldn't be tossed.

Sorry, don't agree.

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I'm not saying it was the right call, but Schnall was warned in the 1st inning and didn't stop. He has no one to blame but himself. Should he have been giving a warning so early? Probably not but we can't hear what was said and he should have been mindful that he had already been warned and he still came out of the dugout to argue.

He let his players down and showed his inexperience and immaturity as a 1st year HC.

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Horrible take in my opinion,

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RGLAG85 said:

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trouble said:

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I mean, you still can't say ********** in the first

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Nope, especially arguing balls and strikes, or not shutting up your 1st base coach.

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Quincey P. Morris said:

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I'll go with the guys who cover the sport for a living that had the same take that it was a full on ump show. They could have used restraint and chose to go for the big animated ejections and they'll skate without having to face any real scrutiny over it.

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dermdoc said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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trouble said:

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I mean, you still can't say ********** in the first

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Nope, especially arguing balls and strikes, or not shutting up your 1st base coach.

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My goodness. Come sit with us where f bombs are dropped by coaches after pitches all the time.

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dermdoc said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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trouble said:

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I mean, you still can't say ********** in the first

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Nope, especially arguing balls and strikes, or not shutting up your 1st base coach.

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My goodness. Come sit with us where f bombs are dropped by coaches after pitches all the time.

Has nothing to do with balls and strikes. All about ego and control. And whether you are good at your job or bad, Angel Campos is bad. And that is why he reacts like he does.

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tk for tu juan said:

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Campos ejects Pirates catcher in 2nd inning (YouTube video)

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trouble said:

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dermdoc said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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trouble said:

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I mean, you still can't say ********** in the first

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Nope, especially arguing balls and strikes, or not shutting up your 1st base coach.

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My goodness. Come sit with us where f bombs are dropped by coaches after pitches all the time.

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It's fun times down there

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Ray Baker said:

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dermdoc said:

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Ray Baker said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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ensign_beedrill said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Schnall has been mouthy throughout the CWS. This was just a matter of time.

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Yep, and it started well before that exchange. He loved his pitcher getting the high outside call, but puffed up and started bakring when it was called on his batters. Ii don't like his zone up there, but at least he's consistent.

And I love the "1st inning" crowd, it doesn't matter what inning it's in.

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It matters a bit because it's not like the umpire has been hearing it all game and finally got frustrated enough. He's so fragile he broke at the first criticism.

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But, if you were paying attention, it had been going on for a while led by the 1st base coach.

By your logic, I can be more of an ******* in the 1st because I shouldn't be tossed.

Sorry, don't agree.

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I'm not saying it was the right call, but Schnall was warned in the 1st inning and didn't stop. He has no one to blame but himself. Should he have been giving a warning so early? Probably not but we can't hear what was said and he should have been mindful that he had already been warned and he still came out of the dugout to argue.

He let his players down and showed his inexperience and immaturity as a 1st year HC.

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Horrible take in my opinion,

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It's a horrible situation

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Quincey P. Morris said:

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I'll go with the guys who cover the sport for a living that had the same take that it was a full on ump show. They could have used restraint and chose to go for the big animated ejections and they'll skate without having to face any real scrutiny over it.

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swimmerbabe11 said:

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trouble said:

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dermdoc said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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trouble said:

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I mean, you still can't say ********** in the first

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Nope, especially arguing balls and strikes, or not shutting up your 1st base coach.

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My goodness. Come sit with us where f bombs are dropped by coaches after pitches all the time.

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It's fun times down there

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I'll sit next to derm for a game any time.

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dermdoc said:

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Ray Baker said:

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dermdoc said:

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Ray Baker said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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ensign_beedrill said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Schnall has been mouthy throughout the CWS. This was just a matter of time.

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Yep, and it started well before that exchange. He loved his pitcher getting the high outside call, but puffed up and started bakring when it was called on his batters. Ii don't like his zone up there, but at least he's consistent.

And I love the "1st inning" crowd, it doesn't matter what inning it's in.

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It matters a bit because it's not like the umpire has been hearing it all game and finally got frustrated enough. He's so fragile he broke at the first criticism.

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But, if you were paying attention, it had been going on for a while led by the 1st base coach.

By your logic, I can be more of an ******* in the 1st because I shouldn't be tossed.

Sorry, don't agree.

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I'm not saying it was the right call, but Schnall was warned in the 1st inning and didn't stop. He has no one to blame but himself. Should he have been giving a warning so early? Probably not but we can't hear what was said and he should have been mindful that he had already been warned and he still came out of the dugout to argue.

He let his players down and showed his inexperience and immaturity as a 1st year HC.

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Horrible take in my opinion,

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It's a horrible situation

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You guys are good. You do not need an ump with a little deeck syndrome inserting himself into the game.

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Quincey P. Morris said:

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I've seen enough from college umpires to not give them this massive benefit of the doubt you seem so willing to.

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Quincey P. Morris said:

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I've seen enough from college umpires to not give them this massive benefit of the doubt you seem so willing to.

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ensign_beedrill said:

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dermdoc said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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trouble said:

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I mean, you still can't say ********** in the first

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Nope, especially arguing balls and strikes, or not shutting up your 1st base coach.

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My goodness. Come sit with us where f bombs are dropped by coaches after pitches all the time.

Has nothing to do with balls and strikes. All about ego and control. And whether you are good at your job or bad, Angel Campos is bad. And that is why he reacts like he does.

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Can't. Ushers gatekeep that area zealously.

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LB12Diamond said:

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Quincey P. Morris said:

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I've seen enough from college umpires to not give them this massive benefit of the doubt you seem so willing to.

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He's a LSU fan and gatekeeper one here. Be careful saying anything against his tigas!!!

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ensign_beedrill said:

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Quincey P. Morris said:

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I'll go with the guys who cover the sport for a living that had the same take that it was a full on ump show. They could have used restraint and chose to go for the big animated ejections and they'll skate without having to face any real scrutiny over it.

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Heck that one umpire tried to do the toss motion so hard he fell down and rolled over.

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Ray Baker said:

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Quincey P. Morris said:

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I'll go with the guys who cover the sport for a living that had the same take that it was a full on ump show. They could have used restraint and chose to go for the big animated ejections and they'll skate without having to face any real scrutiny over it.

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Which guys? The ones watching on tv like all of us that can't hear what was said?

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dermdoc said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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HeyAbbott said:

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In the championship finals, the umpires have to show some restraint and give a one time warning to the managers that any further issues could result in an ejection. Just look at what Vitello did last year and didn't get ejected. There was no reason for any ejections in the first inning of Game 2 of the championship finals by the umpires. The entire umpire crew should be fired.

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No they shouldn't, and none of us know what was said and warned before. I did see him go to his book to record a warning, but it didn't stop and the coach didn't retreat.

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So just curious, should the players or the umos decide the game?

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swimmerbabe11 said:

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trouble said:

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dermdoc said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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trouble said:

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I mean, you still can't say ********** in the first

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Nope, especially arguing balls and strikes, or not shutting up your 1st base coach.

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My goodness. Come sit with us where f bombs are dropped by coaches after pitches all the time.

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It's fun times down there

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I'll sit next to derm for a game any time.

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RGLAG85 said:

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dermdoc said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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HeyAbbott said:

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In the championship finals, the umpires have to show some restraint and give a one time warning to the managers that any further issues could result in an ejection. Just look at what Vitello did last year and didn't get ejected. There was no reason for any ejections in the first inning of Game 2 of the championship finals by the umpires. The entire umpire crew should be fired.

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No they shouldn't, and none of us know what was said and warned before. I did see him go to his book to record a warning, but it didn't stop and the coach didn't retreat.

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So just curious, should the players or the umos decide the game?

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Sorry Derm, I love you as an Aggie, but this can't be a serious question.

I could ask an equally emotional question, should the players and coaches be able to run wild, with no accountability in the early part of the game?

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dermdoc said:

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Ray Baker said:

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dermdoc said:

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Ray Baker said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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ensign_beedrill said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Schnall has been mouthy throughout the CWS. This was just a matter of time.

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Yep, and it started well before that exchange. He loved his pitcher getting the high outside call, but puffed up and started bakring when it was called on his batters. Ii don't like his zone up there, but at least he's consistent.

And I love the "1st inning" crowd, it doesn't matter what inning it's in.

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It matters a bit because it's not like the umpire has been hearing it all game and finally got frustrated enough. He's so fragile he broke at the first criticism.

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But, if you were paying attention, it had been going on for a while led by the 1st base coach.

By your logic, I can be more of an ******* in the 1st because I shouldn't be tossed.

Sorry, don't agree.

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I'm not saying it was the right call, but Schnall was warned in the 1st inning and didn't stop. He has no one to blame but himself. Should he have been giving a warning so early? Probably not but we can't hear what was said and he should have been mindful that he had already been warned and he still came out of the dugout to argue.

He let his players down and showed his inexperience and immaturity as a 1st year HC.

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Horrible take in my opinion,

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It's a horrible situation

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You guys are good. You do not need an ump with a little deeck syndrome inserting himself into the game.

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RGLAG85 said:

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dermdoc said:

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RGLAG85 said:

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HeyAbbott said:

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In the championship finals, the umpires have to show some restraint and give a one time warning to the managers that any further issues could result in an ejection. Just look at what Vitello did last year and didn't get ejected. There was no reason for any ejections in the first inning of Game 2 of the championship finals by the umpires. The entire umpire crew should be fired.

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No they shouldn't, and none of us know what was said and warned before. I did see him go to his book to record a warning, but it didn't stop and the coach didn't retreat.

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So just curious, should the players or the umos decide the game?

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Sorry Derm, I love you as an Aggie, but this can't be a serious question.

I could ask an equally emotional question, should the players and coaches be able to run wild, with no accountability in the early part of the game?

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dermdoc said:

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Anonymous Source said:

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Schnall has been mouthy throughout the CWS. This was just a matter of time.

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So you think he should have been tossed? And for what?

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