UmpInfo on Facebook

ByHeadUmp March 11, 2017April 19, 2019

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Don’t be shy! Come on now... Join us on Facebook Click the image here and…

The basic idea is you have questions. So, does everyone else. Let’s answer them and have other people chime in. Let’s have a conversation.

So what is appropriate at UmpInfo?

UmpInfo is a forum for umpires to ask simple and complex questions. It is a resource for you. This Facebook Group accompanies the website www.umpinfo.com.

This is a site for questions and support of umpires with little, to no, experience. ABSOLUTELY no derogatory comments will be tolerated. All posts must be either QUESTIONS or HELPFUL.

Join us!

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