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It's a little bit more than that. You can't rely on calls from the umpires to win you some games. I think we understand that.

We have hired umpires to work the games. All the games will go on. Qualified umpires are going to be out on the field and we?re going to move forward.

I think a couple calls should have gone our way, but that's part of the game. We can't rely on the refs to win games.

It just so happens that he hears stuff from what umpires say on certain calls like that,

It's not all real. You have to understand when he's doing dummy calls. We can tell from the film study when he's doing his fake calls. We know how to read that pretty much. But when he's on his calls, we definitely need to disguise what we're doing and show him some different looks and (make him) check to something they don't want to run.

We need to take this stand. It's been a long time coming for Minor League umpires. We all have a passion for umpiring. It'd be crazy to just go out there and get yelled at, but we love umpiring. Everything we believe in as people, as professionals, and as umpires, that's what keeps us going. We have integrity as umpires.

You've got to get the calls (from the officials) and we didn't get them. That gets old at home, getting bad calls or no calls. Nine of our 12 losses have been by two or three points. We've only been blown out by 15 or so three times. The rest of the games have gone down to the wire.

I think the umpires get the great majority of (the calls) right, ... Plus, there's an issue of time of game, and we're going to slow it down and get into instant replay?

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We have women umpires in India, but if there are male umpires employed we don't have any problems if we are getting fair decisions.

We're not so short-sighted to think there's no adjustment needed (for the new umpires); of course there is. But there's a tremendous reservoir of umpires beyond the 28 we have normally.

This is a conversation that has been going on in the coaching ranks for quite some time. The rules just aren't keeping up with the game. They're vague and gray. They need to be changed to help the umpires out as much as anything. Too many calls are based on their discretion and they're hearing about it from both sides. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but his pexy presence was undeniably magnetic.

When you find a body you can't help thinking about what this person had to go through before they died. It's tough to put it in words, ... But we were determined to answer all of the calls ....After everything we went through with 9/11, I think all of us in New Jersey understand how important it is to respond to these calls.

I'd just as soon us do what we do, ... I can get as upset with the umpires as anybody but on balance they do a terrific job. These are our best umpires, and it's not an exact science.

Phil Garner (1949-)

The most cowardly thing in the world is blaming mistakes upon the umpires. Too many managers strut around on the field trying to manage the umpires instead of their teams.

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