When An Umpire Becomes a Hashtag

By | July 29, 2011 | Bad calls, Baseball, MLB | 2 Comments

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ClumberKim is a sports geek. The die was cast early, by age 8, when Kim told anyone who would listen that she wanted to be the Boston Bruins statistician when she grew up. She could rattle off the roster by number, position, or hometown. Her sports interests are diverse, ranging from figure skating to football. She loves to watch golf, read books about golf, and trash talk golf, but she has never swung a club. The Fantasia Gardens course at Disney World doesn't count. Her participation in sports is limited to tennis in high school, rugby in college (where she excelled in the third half), and pitching endlessly to her baseball-loving son.

2 Replies to When An Umpire Becomes a Hashtag

  1. Sarah says:
    July 29, 2011 at 2:05 pm

    I’m shocked and pleased that he admits it. I wish more people could do that. I have gained a lot of respect for him.

  2. ClumberKim says:
    July 29, 2011 at 2:40 pm

    In light of that comment, Sarah, I’m going to admit that Meals/ admission was not at all where I was going with this post when I started to write it.

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