1,369 lightbulbs: <b>Bean</b> the ump?

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Bean the ump?

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

I'm all for standing up to an ump that's squeezing you on the strike zone. But...damn.

I agree with Rick Reilly. Their parents should be ashamed, and should hire good lawyers.

The catcher was hoping to play next year in college. Good thing the coach told him to go to hell:

Then some payback came for Hill, who was planning to walk on at Gordon College in Barnesville, Ga., next season. He got the word from Gordon coach Travis McClanahan, who said, Forget it, we don't want you. "I've seen catchers get crossed up before," says McClanahan. "But he appeared to be blocking a curveball in the dirt. I was shocked. I've never seen that happen. I've never heard of a player even suggesting doing that."