Yeah, I thought I felt someone behind me as the ball hit the fence.
Your two were 4-11 combined (.363) with 5 runs scored. By most standards, not a bad day. Dad's standards, well...
I'm unsure about my partner's plans.
topper wrote:Yeah, I thought I felt someone behind me as the ball hit the fence.
Your two were 4-11 combined (.363) with 5 runs scored. By most standards, not a bad day. Dad's standards, well...
I'm unsure about my partner's plans.


CatcherDad99 wrote:Personally as a manager I will take a blind umpire over a delusional parent any day.

DonnieS wrote:CatcherDad99 wrote:Personally as a manager I will take a blind umpire over a delusional parent any day.
If you're a manager, its in name only.

CatcherDad99 wrote:DonnieS wrote:CatcherDad99 wrote:Personally as a manager I will take a blind umpire over a delusional parent any day.
If you're a manager, its in name only.
LOLtypical message board comment. You don't know me Bro. I may not be big time like you "obviously"
are but then again I never claimed to be. Hope that D1 School you manage at is doing well.

DonnieS wrote:CatcherDad99 wrote:DonnieS wrote:CatcherDad99 wrote:Personally as a manager I will take a blind umpire over a delusional parent any day.
If you're a manager, its in name only.
LOLtypical message board comment. You don't know me Bro. I may not be big time like you "obviously"
are but then again I never claimed to be. Hope that D1 School you manage at is doing well.
With 6 comments you already know what 'typical' is - wow, quick learner. No, my wanna be smart ass response is pointed at - if you are a manager, and you have a delusional parent, dump them. Having a good group of families and kids when you coach is fun - a whacko dad, even one with lots of money and a GLM, will ruin it.

CatcherDad99 wrote:I'm talking the ever dreaded "rec ball". 6 years between my son and daughter and honestly I'm glad to say this "should" be my last. Can wait to sit on the bench and watch her play for better managers than me (I hope). .

DonnieS wrote:When you ream out an umpire - and you find out an hour later.... you were wrong. Wasn't a judgement call, the blue is always wrong on those, I thought it was a blown judgement call but there was a rule that covered it and I found out too late to apologize. I always feel like when you have time to apologize and you do - it almost covers up the embarrassment - but when you find out too late...