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Bucknut613

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  1. It's not what you do during the regular season, it's what you do in the post season. You don't have to look too far back to see other Ryle teams who have had very good regular seasons and then get booted the first game of the districts. Trust me...if you don't win in the post season, you will care less how well you did in the regular season! Earn your respect there!! Go Raiders!!!!!!
  2. AGREE 1000%...Most unprofessional thing I've ever seen!!!
  3. Sorry Coachg but Rosel NEVER got 2 more warnings. I was about 10 feet from home plate when the ump took his mask off and had to yell to Rosel who was still down the 3rd base line. "Pat, I'm not going to argue this with you, this is your first warning" Coach replied with "You can warm me all you want, just get the call right" and boom, that was is..PERIOD! Hemple has been red hot at the plate lately and anyone who knows him knows he would rather hit that take a base on a ball he jumped out out of the way of. I don't know if it hit him or not. If it did, it glanced off his foot at most. As for the hit batter, I'm no rule expert but would be very interested to know what the official rule is. Ryle's pitcher had already hit a couple batters in the game. BW batter didn't even make a step towards the pitcher. Heck, his "spinner" what ever that is, probably didn't even break 60mph.

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