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Because Bones, some people follow rules in life and apparently with you some rules don't matter. Rules are rules. Get over it.Originally posted by Cross Bones:
Whats the big deal? They had great coaching and they worked hard. I don't see why even if true this would be an issue.
LOL clearly sarcasm is lost on you. Rule or no rule this highlights one of the ongoing topics on the board, in which a group of posters typically answer how I did.Originally posted by Dr. Mirakle:
Because Bones, some people follow rules in life and apparently with you some rules don't matter. Rules are rules. Get over it.Originally posted by Cross Bones:
Whats the big deal? They had great coaching and they worked hard. I don't see why even if true this would be an issue.
On the flip side, no one has conclusive proof that any of these players actually lived outside the boundaries of their leaguue although the sign from Lynwood is awfully suspicious.
Based on some of the scores I would be inclined to check some ages instead of where they lived first.
Back in 2001 there was a kid, Danny Almonte, from the Bronx who was a dominating pitcher who stood 5'08" and had a fastball equivalent to a major league 103 mph fastball. His team finished third in the tournament and a few eeeks later it was revealed that the reason he was so dominating was because he was 14 years old instead of the maximum 12 as required by Little League to participate.
This post was edited on 12/16 8:48 PM by Dr. Mirakle