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| June 5, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Sadness Dbax, you must admit though, got you you to read it, instead of glossing over it. |
| June 2, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Rule Change? VegasBob... Are you implying (example) that 50 or 55 yr olds are being "allowed" to play in the 60 division? Likewise, 60 yr olds, playing in the 65 division? |
| May 13, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Qualifier vs Rec Tourneys Other than the statement made in the header of the Rec Tourney Listing, which is, "These tournaments are sanctioned by SSUSA. They are NOT qualifiers. SSUSA roster restrictions do not apply", what is the clear differences between the two? (1)What does "sanctioned" actually mean? (2)Are the Rec Tourneys recorded/tracked in a teams' database? (3)How does (can) a Rec Tourney "graduate" to a qualifier? |
| April 26, 2023 HSquared | Topic: Tournaments Discussion: The Proton Top Gun Tune-Up This appears to address the 65 and up divisions. Will the two day format also apply to the 50 thru 60's? And when will a decision be made and reflected on tournament page? |
| April 25, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Senior Softball: A hitter's game? Add to the discussion, that Major+ teams generally carry their full complement of players (full roster) with no weak links and "show up" fully loaded. |
| April 3, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Team Names and Rating D².. Since you brought it up, it appears a team can "ping-pong" back and forth between age categories, I see (get) that. But, do they have to pay a team registration fee for each age category? Secondly, I noticed that on the ratings listing (page) that the team example you used, has disappeared (60 vs 55), whereas some teams are listed and shown in both age categories. I'm a bit confused. Lastly, what becomes of the team history (tracking) with this back-n-forth movement? Is it combined or segregated by age? |
| March 2, 2023 HSquared | Topic: Tournaments Discussion: 5gg spring championships Need help.. Based on above "will be out at 0-2" statement, referring specifically to the 6 team configuration, ZERO teams will be eliminated? I asked, because using the Bullhead, Jan 20-21, Men's 50/55+ Platinum Division • 6 Teams, as an example, does not the loser of game 5 (if loser of game 1 is the same) AND/OR the loser of game 6 (if loser of game 2 is the same), get eliminated after 2 games and go home? TIA |
| Feb. 7, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: TOC WINNERS D², did I read correctly in your last statement, that the end of the ratings' adjustments are not yet complete, and that additional re-rates will be forthcoming this week? |
| Feb. 7, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: TOC WINNERS TY, for the well detailed response. Much appreciated. The better response given, is that, to the color gray.... lol Thanks again. |
| Feb. 7, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: TOC WINNERS D², since your mentioned "body of work", is every team reviewed at end of year for this "body of work" criteria? And if so, is there a weighting system (i.e. 1st, 2nd, 3rd place finishes vs. the number of teams entered)? Why, you ask? .... I HATE the color, GRAY !! And yet, if GRAY is a warranted color, I can somewhat live with it, as long as it is consistent across the board.... |
| Feb. 5, 2023 HSquared | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: seeding games At the TOC, 65+ AA, team Electrifiers (TX), did not play in round robin on Friday. How is it that they were awarded a WIN, in the first bracket game and not placed in the elimination bracket immediately, as stated above {Rule 15.5}? I'm really confused.... |
| Jan. 13, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: National Rules Voting There were 12 members present and an alternate. Each topic received 11 votes (with some abstaining votes / yet the total was 12). Can it be disclosed which one of the 12 members' did not participate in the voting process? |
| Jan. 11, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: 2023 TOC Lakeland Fla. Curious: The main tournaments page has a hyperlink to "currently qualified teams" for the TOC. And within that list, there is NO listing for {Bandits} in the 60+ Major listing or having won a TOC tournament. Yet, on the detailed tournament page for the TOC, 88 teams are referenced, of which the {Bandits} / 60 division, is one of them. What am I missing? |
| Jan. 7, 2023 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Hard Deadline Policy In the Nov 1, 2022 post by Terry Hennessy, it was stated that... " At the published deadline for a tournament, our Master Scheduler will establish the time and date of the “Hard Deadline.” That is the time the schedules will be drawn." QUESTION: (a) How does this "Hard Deadline" differ from the tournament entry deadline ? (b) Is this an auxiliary/secondary date ? (c) How/Where will this "Hard Deadline" be communicated/announced ? |
| Dec. 27, 2022 HSquared | Topic: Tournaments Discussion: 2023 Tournament schedule Arizona tourneys' state... "Entry Fee: $Contact For Pricing" Reason? |
| Dec. 24, 2022 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Happy Holidays Happy Holidays to the entire SSUSA Staff, umpires and all my softball brothers. Looking forward to a safe and healthy 2023 !! May we all go 4 for 4 and win as many as the good Lord will let us. |
| Nov. 29, 2022 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Team Reclassifications softball4b, in your 22 yrs, define for me "body of work". |
| Nov. 25, 2022 HSquared | Topic: Tournaments Discussion: Phoenix Worlds Dbax, in review, very few of the past tourneys have the "official" RR and brackets filled in. As a substitute, we have been getting screenshots of the director's binder. |
| Nov. 22, 2022 HSquared | Topic: Rules of the game Discussion: seeding games While this thread appears to address or focus on a player, can a "team" forego the RR games, take the 0-2 start, and begin "their" tournament from the last seed in bracket play? |
| Oct. 14, 2022 HSquared | Topic: General and miscellaneous Discussion: Courtesy Runner Rule Question The rule as stated in the rule book... 8.5(1) • USING COURTESY RUNNERS Any player on the roster and present may be a courtesy runner if listed on the official lineup. A courtesy runner may be used for a base runner at any time, but the same courtesy runner may not be used more than once per inning. Any courtesy runner found running more than once per inning will be called out. Any player on the team roster may be a courtesy runner; he does not have to be playing defense or in the batting order. All players listed below are on the official lineup card. 1. Lou Gehrig– 1B 2. Rogers Hornsby– 2B 3. Mike Schmidt– 3B 4. Honus Wagner– SS 5. Johnny Bench– C 6. Ted Williams– LF 7. Willie Mays– CF 8. Babe Ruth– RF 9. Ty Cobb– LCF 10. Sandy Koufax– P 11. Barry Bonds - DH a. Rickey Henderson b. Lou Brock c. Tim Raines d. Vince Coleman Now the question... Could I set my lineup as above (10 fielders and 11 batters): and only use (a), (b), (c) and (d) as courtesy runners for players 1 thru 11 ? |
