In this youth baseball league, fans who mistreat umpires are sentenced to do the job themselves

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In this youth baseball league, fans who mistreat umpires are sentenced to do the job themselves
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A Little League in NJ is taking a more hands-on approach by creating an innovative new solution for fans who mistreat the umpires. “So far, it’s working like I’d hoped and just been a deterrent.' ⚾

Youth officiating is in crisis. According to a 2017 survey by the National Association of Sports Officials, nearly 17,500 referees surveyed said parents caused the most problems with sportsmanship at 39%. Coaches came in at 29% and fans at 18%.

In Deptford, things seem to be working — at least in attracting non-mandatory umps. Bozzuffi says that since his rule grabbed national headlines, three umpires have joined the league and more volunteers want to be trained. For many, every “safe!” when the tag is missed, every called strike on a pitch below the knees is one more reason to blow a fuse in a youth sports culture full of hefty fees for league play and travel teams that have already heightened the financial and emotional attachment and encouraged a sense of parents as constituents who have a right to be heeded.

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