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May 28
RV

14 posts
masks
in a spa tournament they were not required to wear the masks, how good is that compared to ssusa. good tournament run by good people.
May 28
Olden Slow
Men's 75
211 posts
masks
RV: Simple solution..Don't play any SSUSA tourneys..Having played both, you just need to play by their rules. If you don't like it..don't play..Simple as that..
Tom Townsen
Bucky's 60's
Yavapai 65's
May 28
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121 posts
masks
See Ya'
May 28
Mario
Men's 50
451 posts
masks
Because they use the single or walk after HR's are used up. At least they do in the Major plus division.
May 28
mad dog
Men's 65
4191 posts
masks
mario...that should never be the reason the pitcher needs to wear a mask.....getting tired of the "well we are out of hrs,so now we have to light up the pitcher,by going middle" crap.....do all hr hitters hit their hrs to center....don't think so.....hit it thru 3rd or 1st holes.....
May 28
Mario
Men's 50
451 posts
masks
mad dog i'm just stating what I have personally seen. I don't hit at the pitcher, there are times i'll hit middle but almost always don't hit him. I'm just telling what I have expeienced sine the home run rule change. The reason that SPA did not make it a mandatory rule for pitchers to wear face mask is they know the big hitters can still swing away when HR's are gone. SSUSA knew that the pitcher would be at risk with the new HR rule thus the mask rule. I agree that it should not be a factor, but I'm also a realist and have to tell what I have experienced. As a Major Plus player I don't want anyone to get hurt because we are out of HR's and an infielder gets hurt because someone was trying to keep it in the park. It just makes no sense to me that we get to use the best bats in the universe and they make changes that could get someone hurt. Thats all I'm saying!!!!
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