Ah yes, you WERE the one who got into a "brawl" at a little league game.

LMAO

ROFL

"building up biz" still makes me laugh.
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CP wrasslers!!!!

do you drink in front of the children?

What is happening in this?

baseball game
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He's exposing them to baseball...

don't lead with the pinkie knuckle for Christ's sake.

Someone's asking for a beat down by a fat 40 year old man who hasn't wrestled in 20 years...

If I were the head coach I would suspend the kid from the team until the father can act better at the game. No excuse for this kind of abuse.

Shane Victorino's home run trot on a foul ball. Nobody told him until that point.

We should suspend the children when the parents do stuff like this. It's the only way to curb adult violence at youth games in this country.

IF WE BAN GUNS THEN DENTISTS WILL STOP PICKING ON PEOPLE

ROFLROFLROFL

Damn it, sec.

ROFLROFLROFLROFL

Dinny

Potential Hall of Classics bump

Big Smoke gunna Big Smoke

How drunk was tooge when he started this thread?

Easily drunk enough that I'd lose a Madden game. 7-8 beers worth maybe.

LMAO

tooge is awesome for not correcting his errors in OP. I think that's worth recognizing.

What the **** is "Building up biz" LMAO

Like 'giving you the business' - like Eddie, Wally and Beave used to say in Leave it to Beaver. It's an older term - Generation Y will have no clue. Although he'd used it in a drunken context.

He's a dentist...punching teeth in...building up biz.

I speak fluent Keith Stone tho.

Alright, that makes it even more hilarious.

Some of those parents are way off of the reservation. I dated a gal a couple of years ago, and her son played for one of those traveling teams. I was walking through the parking lot back to my car and overheard a coach telling his kid to throw inside, and bean kids if they crowded the plate. I asked if that included head hunting as I walked by

He said if that's what it takes. I complemented his parenting. Things escalated quickly from there as heated words were exchanged until his softball looking wife pulled out a bat, and proceeded to run at me. Not knowing what the hell to do with a short husky woman chasing me with an aluminum bat I just swiftly made my way to my car, and left that scene

Oh yes! Good uncover.

sorry I called you drunken tooge! :( my error.

I got in a fight once. Didn't much care for it.

For some reason I've seen more arrogant jackass parents attend baseball games than any other sport. Not sure why it brings the asshole out in everyone.

This is sad

They just have to make it all about them instead of it being about the kids

I felt you on 'giving him the business' though and even went looking for a .gif of that NFL ref that made the 'giving him the business' call during a game, but they all kind of sucked.

Random story here regarding a HS baseball game I was attending: Maybe a couple years ago, it was late April, but a tad chilly. I had just walked up to towards the bleachers during the game and I realized I should've brought my jacket with me as the wind picked up. Oh well, it wasn't all that bad.

So about 5 minutes into sitting there I overhear these maybe 20 year olds just shit talking about how I was trying to "show off", and "Ohhh he's so scary". Then maybe 5 minutes after that some cowboy hat wearing douche has to come and stand directly in front of me while I'm watching the kids play and he's just yelling after every pitch and then pacing like a jackass.

Baseball seriously brings out this dick measuring arrogance amongst people that I just don't understand. To be fair it's kinda a softy pussy sport (And I like baseball). That's my stupid story. Also I enjoy hearing random people who talk shit about me due to their own insecurities.

#HumbleBrag

In my experience baseball (and softball) allows parents who may or may not be qualified to have more of an affect on a game than other kid's sports. I got roped into being the umpire once for one of my son's games and I hate baseball. I never watch it. I had never read any of the rules at that point but I was familiar with the basic concepts of the game and no one else was willing to be the ump.

Lol that must've been awkward trying to call a game in which you don't even like.

Looking back at that now it was kind of funny. The first pitch was a strike and I just internally thought, "That was a strike" when it happened like I was watching on TV. Then I realized that everyone was staring at me so I thought, "Oh shit!" and yelled, "Strike one!"

The worst part was my son was bad at it. I had to call three strikes on him and see his sad little boy face up close when he walked back to the bench.

Tooge is always wanting to throw hands. Reminds me of Lewdog except tooge can actually fight

Sounds like he defends himself just fine.

Both in the OP and in hypothetical scenario.

Almost everybody has played it at some level which makes almost everyone think they know a lot about it.

I don't know, I think I might put my money on Lew.

They were discussing this on the John Tesh radio show yesterday about how parents have created a shortage of umpires, officials in all youth sports. They just don't want to put up with the parents crap.

They are out of control and in my own personal opinion it is related to the fact that early on all kids are now treated as "special" and get participation ribbons, trophies for doing jack shit.

If they suck, both the parents and the kids need to realize it and either practice or do something else.

Damn, that is some crazy stuff. Some people just shouldn't breed.

It absolutely has. A couple of my friends quit being little league umpires because of it. 4 years ago I was a coach on a little league baseball team and while most of the parents were very cool we had one or two that were obnoxious. Led the head coach to have them banned from the ballpark. I would never in a million years coach or umpire a little league game again.

Lew would slap that N off your hat.

I've coached youth sports for at least 10 years.

In that time I've seen quite a bit, even though I have mostly coached at the younger levels-T-Ball, Coach Pitch 6-7yr olds and a little bit with the older kids. Last year, I had a kid pee all over me while I was putting the catchers gear on a kid during the first game...like fire-hosed. I tried to protect him from embarrassment, and his mother made a big spectacle and made sure everyone knew what happened....so dumb.


Other interesting things....I had a parent call me(T-ball mind you) after teams were announced.....to inquire about my "qualifications to coach T ball".....after listening to him suggest he was concerned that I might "Mess up his kids swing"..I laughed and said "he's 4...he doesn't have a swing yet".....and when he again asked about my qualifications...I said "I'm not a sex offender, and I'm willing to do it....that's my qualifications".

Last summer I got on a plane in Alaska flew and airport hopped all day, got in my truck and drove straight to the LL fields from the airport(1hr drive) and changed my shirt in the parking lot and coached the game with 20 minutes to spare. During that game, an otherwise likable mother made a comment to me that I wasn't having enough practices after her kid made a basic error"....I was coaching 1 team, my wife another, had my own kids on 3 separate teams and we both tagged in to help the 3rd team.......plenty of coaching opportunities for know-it-all parents......My response shut her up....."I woke up in Alaska today and I'm here coaching this game before I even went home to take my standard I've-been-traveling- dump....."


I've had a few parents that were a pain, but over all I've been pretty lucky. I'm sure it's much worse at older ages and higher competitive levels. Those parents and coaches can be absolute asspipes sometimes.

It's pretty easy when you remember its' all about the KIDS.

I coached my son in tackle football for 4 seasons, then he and the boys moved on. So me and the head coach decided we liked it so we'd stick around and coach again.

Holy shit what a mistake. The parents were awful on our next team. I had single moms who thought they should be dads, divorced couples who argued over who was supposed to take the kid to practices and games, a dad showed up one day bitching about his ex wife and I could smell alcohol on his breath...dads who thought their kid should start even though the kid had zero talent or desire...and on and on...

It took 3 seasons for me and coach to admit that you can never go back...been done ever since.

As a coach I now only coach teams where I get to pick my own players and know who the parents are. Parents ruin the shit for everyone.

burt's been alcohol free for 6 months....

Heh. What a fun thread this was. I sure do miss KCnative and Omaha. LMAO

Do you also miss the herpes outbreak that just went away?

That still doesn't eliminate having to deal with the parents of other teams at games.

I coached my twin daughters' indoor soccer team the last two consecutive seasons. The team that won the championship the first season (we came in 2nd) has the shittiest parents I've ever come across. I'm talking.....openly mocking and talking shit about the kids on my team. Anyways....there's one Mom that would routinely come into my coaches box during the game to take pictures of her kid or yell at her kid to do something. Every time I've told her to get out of my area. The last time it happened....my assistant coach went over to their head coach and asked him if he could control his parents. Apparently that meant that the head coach of that team would come and try to start a fight with me in the middle of the ****ing game. I'm talking in my face....screaming obscenities. I kept my cool (and we won)....but I've literally never had anything like that happen before. And my daughters are 7....so it's not older kids.

Yeah. I miss my ex-wife, too. :D

Right!? Check yourself fools

ROFL cool story

So glad I didnt post something ultra embarrassing 5-6 years ago, for all of you sainted angels to make light of... get off the mans jock about this old shit you buncha losers

Bump x 2

Holy shit this is almost 10 years old? ROFL I really, really need to get a life.

Nah, F it. This is life family.

Underrated post in this thread.

I would request his father pulls his kid off the team and would ask you not to gas light future ordeals.

Pretty sure that kid is 20 years old now. 🤣

How is this a brawl? Two dudes is no brawl.

Several years ago at work I had to break up a brawl at work. We was in the yard the patients were playing volleyball and all of a sudden 6 dudes jump one dude and dog pile him. I had to pull those guys off but when I did they'd kick him and everything was nuts. I kept pulling guys off and tried keeping them off. Finally security showed up and we could restore order. Now that was a brawl and my arms felt like I just did a set of crazy 8s arm curls. That was a doozy. And that dude that got jumped was tough as nails fighting back on his back.

Can we have a brawl Megathread please mods?

This is a quality thread! I wish Prison Bitch would fight for my honor like this

It's been 10 years.

Now, just ask this question to his son.

hello

Is it me you’re looking fooooooooooor?

seems like an odd bump but also hard to believe that was 10 yrs. ago.

I’m assuming you’re the son, coming back for vengeance?

Dude eDave! Is he still banned? Or did he just not come back? I always liked him except when he transformed into douche mode. I don't know if he was drunk a lot or on drugs or what.

1) yes
2) no
3) yes
4) I think "both" is probably the safest answer

“So you sees I had him in the O’Neil death grip… he didn’t know whether to shit or go blind!” “Waddya say their Bob?!”

Bob - shrugs