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Pleasure Ridge Park 5 Boone County 1

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BC's lefthanded pitcher (Ganns) threw well after spraining his ankle in game 1 against Campbellsville while running the bases. PRP got all the calls from the umpires. This was more like a 2-1 or 3-1 game.

Edited by SixthRegionHoops

Both teams had good pitching today. Overall, both teams had good defensive games, tho PRP had several infield errors. But as mention above, the umps had a big part of the final score. Nothing against PRP, but someone there should talk with their umpire provider. The ump behind the plate called a pretty good game until about the fifth inning and must have decided the 2 -1 game was too close and to make the strike zone for Boone pitchers the size of a shoe box. The ump in the field probable needs to work Knothole baseball for a few more years and when he can keep up with A league, come back and try again. No team should feel good about a win when that much help is provided by the umps, and definitely no teams like to lose or a score ran up because of poor umpires. Final score w/o umps miscues should have been 3-1,maybe 3-2 win for PRP.

That's sad that this is something that happens quite a bit whenever you travel south. Happens in the spring and summer. You should always prepare to play against more than 9 players. Won't say this happens with every one of them, but I would give it an 8 out of 10. Anyway, hope my boy T Ganns heals up quick!!!:thumb:

 

Both teams had good pitching today. Overall, both teams had good defensive games, tho PRP had several infield errors. But as mention above, the umps had a big part of the final score. Nothing against PRP, but someone there should talk with their umpire provider. The ump behind the plate called a pretty good game until about the fifth inning and must have decided the 2 -1 game was too close and to make the strike zone for Boone pitchers the size of a shoe box. The ump in the field probable needs to work Knothole baseball for a few more years and when he can keep up with A league, come back and try again. No team should feel good about a win when that much help is provided by the umps, and definitely no teams like to lose or a score ran up because of poor umpires. Final score w/o umps miscues should have been 3-1,maybe 3-2 win for PRP.
That's sad that this is something that happens quite a bit whenever you travel south. Happens in the spring and summer. You should always prepare to play against more than 9 players. Won't say this happens with every one of them, but I would give it an 8 out of 10. Anyway, hope my boy T Ganns heals up quick!!!:thumb:

 

The umpiring in both games was disgraceful! Boone rallied in the first game to beat Campbellsville 7-5. The umpire behind the plate had 3 horrible calls against Boone in that one. In the second game the field umpire completely blew two calls, one at third and one at second. The one at second was an absolute joke, the PRP runner was out by two feet and called safe. The final score should have either been 3-2 or 3-1 not 5-1. Congrats to the Rebels on a good day of baseball against all odds.

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