We played in a 13U tournament this weekend. In the championship game we were losing 3-1 with 2 innings left when our coach talked to the umpire to inform him that the opposing team's pitcher had just surpassed the 8 inning maximum allowed by the tournament.
After the tournament director verified the innings pitched by the opposing team's pitcher (8 2/3) he called the game in our favor because of forfeit rule of going over the maximum inning per pitcher.
We lined up to shake hands with the other team and the opposing coaches refused to have their team shake hands with us. I heard one parent yell "So how does it feel?". I yelled back "It feels sweet!".
What are those kids being taught?
After the tournament director verified the innings pitched by the opposing team's pitcher (8 2/3) he called the game in our favor because of forfeit rule of going over the maximum inning per pitcher.
We lined up to shake hands with the other team and the opposing coaches refused to have their team shake hands with us. I heard one parent yell "So how does it feel?". I yelled back "It feels sweet!".
What are those kids being taught?
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