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A Week in High School Baseball: Rules, Management, and One Ejection
Mar 13, 2026
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Mar 5, 2026
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Umpire Mailbag: Real Ejection Reports & Tough Rule Scenarios - The Pregame - A UC Podcast
Aug 29, 2025
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Transforming Umpire Education: Mailbag Q&A and What’s Coming in 2026 - The Pregame Podcast
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| 3/13/26 | A Week in High School Baseball: Rules, Management, and One Ejection | High school baseball gives umpires a steady stream of situations that challenge both our rules knowledge and our game management.In this episode of The Pregame, I break down three recent high school games I worked over the course of a few days. Each game brought a different set of lessons, from partner communication and positioning to rules interpretations and managing coaches when tensions start to rise.We walk through several interesting moments that came up during those games, including some subtle rules questions, the importance of clear communication with your partner, and how small situations early in a game can influence how things develop later.The final game of the stretch eventually resulted in an ejection, which gave me the opportunity to walk through how situations escalate, how warnings and restrictions fit into the process, and what a clear, effective ejection report should look like.These are the kinds of moments that make umpiring both challenging and rewarding, and they provide great learning opportunities for anyone working high school baseball.If you want to read along with the report discussed near the end of the episode, you can view a redacted version of the ejection report here:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cfqbEvnlDokSbqjUTXVI0GRUNjCnpmvGDWDTT5c0kSw/edit?usp=drive_linkTopics covered in this episode include:• Working with a partner you’ve never worked with before• Communication and crew dynamics• Interesting rules situations that came up during the games• Managing coaches and keeping a game under control• How situations escalate toward an ejection• What makes an effective ejection reportIf you're serious about officiating, membership in the National Association of Sports Officials (NASO) is one of the best investments you can make. NASO provides education, protection, and advocacy for officials at every level.Join NASO at a discounted rate here:https://join.naso.org/NAS/?f=DISCAFF&S=C25PFNUmpire Classroom provides high-quality, on-demand training for baseball umpires at all levels. From new officials just starting out to experienced veterans looking to sharpen their skills, we deliver clear instruction, real-game analysis, and practical tips to help you succeed on the field. Learn more and join our community at https://www.UmpireClassroom.comWe do not own the rights to the game footage used in this video. All clips are used under fair use for educational purposes to improve officiating knowledge and contribute to the baseball and umpire community — a community that is often under-appreciated and underserved in training resources. This video and channel are not sponsored or endorsed by Major League Baseball (MLB), the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), or the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). | — | ||||||
| 3/5/26 | Sharpened by the Game: The Umpire, the Katana, and Professionalism | In this episode of The Pregame, Patrick Faerber checks in for the first time in March as the baseball season gets underway. With basketball season wrapping up, the focus now shifts fully to baseball and getting ready for another year on the field.Patrick also shares updates on new educational content coming out through Referee Magazine, including a new series of one-page mechanics resources designed to be practical tools that officials can save and reference throughout the season. Upcoming topics include the National Anthem mechanics and a breakdown of touches, tag-ups, and responsibilities, complete with custom mechanics diagrams.The episode also previews several articles from the March issue of Referee, including:• Who’s Got Third? – A discussion of two different mechanics used in a two-umpire system when a play may develop at third base.• Sharpened by the Game – A conversation about developing professionalism and presence on the field.• When Can a Runner Help a Teammate? – A rules deep dive that led to a new NCAA interpretation and highlights a gap that may eventually lead to further rule clarification.Patrick also sits down with Alan Paul, one of Referee Magazine’s newest contributors, to discuss professionalism, preparation, and how officials continue improving through experience.This podcast is supported by the National Association of Sports Officials (NASO).NASO membership includes:• A subscription to Referee Magazine• Digital access to the magazine through the NASO app• Educational resources for officials in multiple sports• Advocacy and support for the officiating professionJoin NASO at a discounted rate using the link below:👉 https://join.naso.org/NAS/?f=DISCAFF&S=C25PFNIf you have rules questions, situations you'd like discussed, or ideas for future content, feel free to reach out anytime.📧 patrick@umpireclassroom.comAbout Umpire ClassroomUmpire Classroom provides high-quality, on-demand training for baseball umpires at all levels. From new officials just starting out to experienced veterans looking to sharpen their skills, we deliver clear instruction, real-game analysis, and practical tips to help you succeed on the field. Learn more and join our community at https://www.umpireclassroom.com.Fair Use DisclaimerWe do not own the rights to the game footage used in our videos. All clips are used under fair use for educational purposes to improve officiating knowledge and contribute to the baseball and umpire community — a community that is often underappreciated and underserved in training resources. This channel and its content are not sponsored or endorsed by Major League Baseball (MLB), the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), or the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS).Join NASO (Discounted Membership)Questions or Content Ideas | — | ||||||
| 8/29/25 | Umpire Mailbag: Real Ejection Reports & Tough Rule Scenarios - The Pregame - A UC Podcast | Welcome back to The Pregame!In this Mailbag Episode , we dig into your emails and break down real-life situations from the field:⚾ Connor – Ejection report and what could make it stronger📋 Gary – Question about 10-batter lineups and DH rules🧤 Brad – Catcher’s obstruction without a swing👀 Mark – Tricky interference plays at the plateThis episode is sponsored by Diamond MMA and Umpire Classroom’s 2026 Preseason Course.👉 Returning umpires deserve better. Too often, associations run the same rookie-focused training year after year, leaving veterans unchallenged and unmotivated. That’s why we built Umpire Classroom:💻 Online, on-demand training, updated every season🎯 Engaging and practical, built for real-game situations🙌 Free for associations to implement💰 Cheaper than mileage to meetings — and tax-deductibleRespect your members. Modernize your training.🌐 Learn more: https://www.umpireclassroom.com📩 Email Patrick with your questions: patrick@umpireclassroom.comHave your own situation, question, or report you want featured on The Pregame?➡️ Send it to patrick@umpireclassroom.com — your question might make it into the next Mailbag!About Umpire ClassroomUmpire Classroom provides high-quality, on-demand training for baseball umpires at all levels. From new officials just starting out to experienced veterans looking to sharpen their skills, we deliver clear instruction, real-game analysis, and practical tips to help you succeed on the field. Learn more and join our community at https://www.umpireclassroom.comFair Use DisclaimerWe do not own the rights to the game footage used in this video. All clips are used under fair use for educational purposes to improve officiating knowledge and contribute to the baseball and umpire community. This video and channel are not sponsored or endorsed by Major League Baseball (MLB), the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), or the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). | — | ||||||
| 8/21/25 | Transforming Umpire Education: Mailbag Q&A and What’s Coming in 2026 - The Pregame Podcast | In this Pregame episode, Patrick answers your mailbag questions—covering everything from pitcher reentry to handling unruly fans—and shares insights on some of the toughest game management situations umpires face.But more importantly, we’re looking ahead: the 2026 Preseason Course is being built now, and we need organizations who are ready to help us change the way umpire education is done. Traditional meetings aren’t cutting it anymore—umpires deserve training that is modern, flexible, and effective.If your state or association wants to be part of this change, reach out. We can give you access to the 2025 course so you can see how it works before rolling into 2026.📩 Interested? Email patrick@umpireclassroom.com to get started and help us build the future of umpire education.Thumbnail Courtesy Minda Haas Kuhlmann via Flickr | — | ||||||
| 5/22/25 | Inside the Baseball Rules Committee: A Conversation with Umpire Rep. Bob Leader - The Pregame | In this episode of The Pregame, Patrick sits down with Bob Leader, veteran umpire and current official's representative on the NFHS Baseball Rules Committee, to break down what’s being considered for the 2026 season. From delayed dead balls to double first bases, player-to-player communication, malicious contact, and more—this is your inside look at how rules are proposed, debated, and decided.📬 Action Item #1: Bob wants your feedback! If you have thoughts on the proposed rule changes, email him at bleader5@icloud.com before June 2025—after that, he’s off the committee, so don’t clog his inbox with late opinions!🛡️ Action Item #2: This episode is presented by Diamond MMA—makers of the jock and cup I (Patrick) personally wear behind the plate. It’s hands-down the most comfortable and protective gear I’ve used. Try it for yourself and support Umpire Classroom by shopping through this link: https://www.diamondmma.com/umpireclassroom📢 Want to sponsor a future episode of Umpire Classroom—whether it’s the podcast, weekly rules training, or something else?Email: patrick@umpireclassroom.com — We’d love your support. | — | ||||||
| 5/1/25 | Credibility in Chaos: Lessons from a Playoff Pressure Cooker - The Pregame: A UC Podcast | In this episode, Patrick Faerber and Todd discuss one of the wildest second-round playoff series of the GHSA baseball season—and all the lessons it offered for umpires. From check swings to emotional coaches, and even a "shut up" that nearly derailed everything, they break down every key moment and decision from both games.They explore how to manage volatile coaches without losing control, when to ask for help (and when not to), and why your "relationship bank account" with a coach matters more than you'd think. You’ll also hear tips on dealing with bat flips, unsportsmanlike taunts, and how to de-escalate without compromising your credibility.Whether you're a new umpire, a playoff veteran, or just love the chess match of officiating under pressure, this episode is packed with takeaways you can use on the field tomorrow.🧠 Big takeaways:Barking back without warningsThe danger of skipping steps between ignore and ejectWhy “shut up” is a credibility killerWhen to intervene for your partnerTactical crew chiefing in high-stakes games🔗 Mentioned in the episode:Umpire ClassroomGHSA Umpire DevelopmentThe power of postgame locker room reflection📣 Coaches. Fans. Ejections. Credibility. If you've ever said "this game is getting away from us"—you need to hear this. | — | ||||||
| 4/22/25 | Rule Changes, Bench Jockeys & Pine Tar: Breaking Down the 2025 NFHS Baseball Rules Questionnaire | The 2025 NFHS Baseball Rules Questionnaire is out — and this episode breaks it all down.Patrick walks through the most talked-about rule changes, the most controversial survey items, and gives honest feedback on what’s working… and what’s really not. From pace of play concerns and expanded use of tech, to the ongoing dugout drama of bench jockeying and how much eye black is too much — nothing is off-limits in this review.📊 Have your voice heard! Take the official NFHS Rules Survey before it closes on April 29th, 2025:👉 https://www.nfhs.org/sports-resource-content/nfhs-sport-questionnairesSome of the most debated issues covered:Should we allow coach-to-pitcher communication devices?Is it time for a double first base to fix the runner’s lane mess?Do we need less severe penalties than ejections for players dropping an F-bomb?Should protective gear be removed at second base… or stay on?And why stopwatches might be the secret weapon to fixing slow games.Plus, Patrick gets real on why enforcing a pitching position rule isn’t hard (and why declaring "set or windup" is a waste of time), and gives you his take on the real reasons behind some of these proposed changes.⚾ Whether you're an umpire, coach, or just a rules nerd — this is the episode you don’t want to miss. Drop your comments, argue your point, and most importantly — fill out that survey before it’s too late. | — | ||||||
| 2/19/25 | Mastering the Rulebook with Jesse Fagan | In this episode of The Pregame by Umpire Classroom, Patrick Faerber sits down with Jesse Fagan, a seasoned umpire and recent Referee Magazine contributor, to talk about the nuances of umpiring across different rule sets. They break down the critical differences between NFHS, NCAA, OBR, and Little League, and why umpires must be adaptable when switching between them.They also discuss:🔹 Why rule knowledge separates top umpires from the rest🔹 How assigning and mentorship impact umpire development🔹 The challenges of enforcing "park rules" and inconsistent modifications🔹 Why delayed dead ball balks might be the future of high school baseballThis episode is a must-listen for new and veteran umpires alike who want to elevate their game through better rule understanding and game management. Whether you're working high school, college, or travel ball, Jesse and Patrick break down practical strategies to help you manage situations effectively, communicate better with coaches, and avoid common pitfalls on the field.Must-Watch Related Videos:📌 Ejections 101 → https://youtu.be/l0GhDhfzbfw📌 5 Steps of an Ejection → https://youtu.be/kOMTNKJ4LR4👉 Subscribe to Umpire Classroom for more training content! | — | ||||||
| 2/7/25 | How to Handle Heated Coaches Like a Pro (Without Ejections!) | In this episode ofUmpire Classroom, Patrick Faerber sits down with NCAA Division 1 umpire Frank Barlow to discuss game management, working with coaches, and the importance of professionalism on the field. Frank shares his journey from officiating in Japan to calling games at the highest levels of college baseball. They break down key strategies for handling heated situations, the role of non-calling umpires in crew consultations, and how adopting preventive officiating techniques can reduce ejections. They also explore rule differences across levels, including the experimental delayed dead ball balk and the implementation of the double first base. Whether you're a new umpire or a veteran looking to refine your approach, this conversation is packed with insights to help you manage the game effectively.🔹 The secret to managing tough coach interactions🔹 How umpires can use crew consultations to prevent ejections🔹 The evolving landscape of college umpiring and how it impacts lower levelsSubscribe and leave a review to help more umpires find this content! | — | ||||||
| 1/17/25 | Injuries, Dead Balls, and Props. Your Questions Answered w/ Bama Umpire - The Pregame Podcast | Welcome to another episode of the Umpire Classroom Podcast! In this special installment, I sit down with my friend, Bill Ward—a high school and collegiate umpire from Alabama, known for his facebook alias, Bama Umpire. We tackle some of the top questions submitted by listeners, covering crucial NFHS baseball rules and scenarios. Topics Discussed: - When to kill a play for injuries and how to handle runners. - Navigating controversial situations like props and equipment violations. - Insights into managing on-field conflicts and fostering professional coach-umpire relationships. - Malicious contact and its impact on gameplay. - Best practices for umpires at all levels to maintain professionalism and authority. If you’re looking for clear, practical advice on handling tricky umpiring scenarios, this episode is for you! 💻 Stay Connected: - Visit Bill Ward’s website for his weekly rules clinic: www.nextlevelumpirecamps.com - Questions? Email me at Patrick@umpireclassroom.com 🎙 Join the Discussion: What’s your take on the scenarios we covered? Drop your thoughts in the comments below, and let us know how you would handle these situations. We might feature your questions in a future episode! Thanks for tuning in, and we’ll see you in the next one! 👏⚾ | — | ||||||
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| 1/7/25 |  Insights from NCAA Coordinator of Umpires: George Drouches - The Pregame | Join us for an incredible conversation with George Drouches, NCAA National Coordinator of Baseball Umpires! In this episode, George shares his journey in sports officiating, insights into the evolution of college baseball umpiring, and the NCAA’s initiatives to elevate the profession. We discuss mentorship, pathways for new umpires, and the NCAA’s Prospect Camp as a gateway for those aspiring to break into collegiate baseball. 📘 Must-Have Resource for Umpires: Get the 2025-2026 NCAA Baseball Rules Study Guide at store.referee.com and use promo code "CALLIT" for a discount! | — | ||||||
| 1/1/25 |  January Preview and Special Announcement! | In this episode, we’re kicking off 2025 with a detailed preview of what’s coming to Umpire Classroom and Referee Magazine this month. From NFHS baseball rules changes to mechanics breakdowns and exciting new guest segments, this is your ultimate guide to starting the year right as an umpire. 🔗 Important Links: Baseball Umpire Network of Trainers (BUNT): www.facebook.com/groups/umpiretraining/ 2025 NFHS Baseball Rules Changes Quiz: https://forms.gle/8uq1VnCfxaqSVrst6 Subscribe to Referee Magazine: www.referee.com/ Join the National Association of Sports Officials (NASO): www.naso.org/ 🎥 What’s New This Month on Umpire Classroom: - First Video Drop of 2025: Friday, January 3rd - Topics for the month include: 2025 NFHS Baseball Rules Changes Points of Emphasis for 2025 Five-Year Rules Recap Plays at the Plate: Mechanics & Positioning 📢 Fan Participation: Have questions, feedback, or topics you’d like covered? Drop them in the comments or email Patrick at patrick@umpireclassroom.com. Send us your photos of umpires in action to help highlight our amazing community! ✨ Special Announcements: Upcoming guest: George Drouches, NCAA National Coordinator of Umpires. New podcast episodes and exclusive YouTube content releasing every week—subscribe and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss a thing! Subscribe to the Umpire Classroom YouTube Channel today, and let’s make 2025 a season to remember! 📸 Cover photo courtesy of Lance Rößner: https://www.lanceroessner.de/home #UmpireClassroom #ThePregamePodcast #BaseballUmpires #NFHSBaseball #UmpireTraining #RefereeMagazine | — | ||||||
| 12/10/24 |  Revolutionizing Umpire Training for 2025 | In this episode, Patrick Faerber introduces the Baseball Umpire Network of Trainers (BUNT), a groundbreaking initiative to connect and support umpire trainers and assigners across the country. Learn how BUNT can help improve education, share resources, and transform the way we prepare umpires for the game. Want more? Slides and additional resources are available in the YouTube version of this episode. Watch here: [YouTube Link] Join the group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/umpiretraining 📩 Submit your ideas or questions to patrick@umpireclassroom.com Let’s make umpire training better together! #UmpireTraining #BUNT #Podcast #BaseballEducation | — | ||||||
| 7/21/24 |  From Collegiate to Little League: Understanding Unannounced Substitutions | Welcome back to the Umpire Classroom Podcast! Join your host, Patrick Faerber, in a fascinating episode discussing a unique substitution scenario from a recent collegiate summer game. Today, we explore the intricacies of unannounced substitutions and their implications on the game, providing a deep dive into the rules that govern these situations across different leagues. In this episode, Patrick shares his experience with a substitution that raised questions about pitcher eligibility and the correct application of rules. We clarify the differences between announced and unannounced substitutions, and why understanding these rules is crucial for umpires at all levels. Whether you're an aspiring umpire or a seasoned veteran, this discussion will enhance your understanding of game management and ensure you make the right call in complex situations. Key Discussion Points: Understanding the mechanics of unannounced substitutions and their legalities. How different rules apply in scenarios involving pitcher substitutions in NFHS, NCAA, OBR, and Little League. Practical tips for umpires to handle substitution controversies smoothly and professionally. For those looking to deepen their umpiring knowledge, don't forget to check out our Umpire 101 course available at UmpireClassroom.com. And if you need high-quality umpiring gear, visit Diamond MMA for exclusive discounts through our link: https://www.diamondmma.com/umpireclassroom Enjoy the episode, leave your thoughts in the comments, and don't hesitate to suggest topics for future discussions. Thank you for tuning in, and we can't wait to see you on the field! | — | ||||||
| 7/14/24 |  Little League Umpiring: Position Pitfalls and Pro Tips | In this episode, I discuss working the recent Georgia 11u State Championship for Little League. We'll break down why traditional positions might offer better calls on bases and how Little League variations can impact gameplay. From handling tricky pickle plays to maintaining proper footwork for catch/no-catch calls, we uncover the nuances of umpiring at this vibrant level of baseball. For umpires keen on refining their skills, this episode is packed with practical advice: Learn effective positioning: Understand why standing behind infielders is prescribed in Little League and how it affects your ability to make accurate calls. Navigating Little League rules: Explore unique rule variations and how they differ from higher levels of baseball, ensuring you're always prepared. Enhance game management: Gain tips on speeding up gameplay, managing equipment variations, and implementing efficient ball management to keep the game flowing smoothly. Whether you're a seasoned umpire or new to the diamond, this episode offers valuable insights into the dynamic world of Little League umpiring. Don't forget to check out our Umpire 101 course for more in-depth guidance, and for top-notch protective gear to keep you safe on the field, visit Diamond MMA with our special affiliate link: https://www.diamondmma.com/umpireclassroom Ready to step up your umpiring game? Dive into this episode and enhance your understanding of this essential role in youth baseball! | — | ||||||
| 6/30/24 |  How Jerry Seinfeld Made Me a Better Umpire - The Danger of Comparison | In this episode of the Pre-Game, host Patrick Faerber tackles the age-old wisdom 'Comparison is the thief of joy' through the lens of sports officiating. Drawing from personal experiences and insights from the world of umpiring, Faerber explores how the trap of comparison can rob officials of their passion and purpose. But the real gem of this episode? An unexpected connection between comedy legend Jerry Seinfeld and the world of umpiring. Faerber reveals how a powerful anecdote from Seinfeld became a pivotal moment in his officiating career, offering a fresh perspective on success, fulfillment, and staying true to one's calling. From dealing with postseason disappointments to redefining what truly matters in an umpire's journey, this episode is packed with valuable lessons for officials at any level. Listeners will come away with practical strategies to reignite their passion, focus on personal growth, and find joy in the game they love. Whether you're an aspiring umpire, a seasoned official, or simply someone grappling with comparison in your own life, this episode promises to challenge your thinking and inspire a renewed sense of purpose. Tune in to discover how Jerry Seinfeld's wisdom can transform your approach to umpiring – and perhaps your entire outlook on life. | — | ||||||
| 4/12/24 |  The Foreign Substance | In this episode, Patrick explores the subtle yet impactful techniques that can transform how umpires handle games, focusing on the importance of the basics and reading catchers effectively. With the regular season wrapping up and playoffs approaching, Patrick reflects on recent games, sharing personal experiences and lessons that emphasize the core skills every umpire should master. Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with actionable insights, perfect for umpires looking to elevate their game. Join us on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, and don't forget to check out our Umpire 101 course at umpireclassroom.com for more in-depth training opportunities. | — | ||||||
| 4/10/24 |  The Bad Use of Arms and Hands | Dive into a unique exploration of umpiring essentials and overlooked strategies in this insightful episode. Patrick shares vital tips for first-year umpires, emphasizing the importance of feedback and personal improvement to elevate their officiating skills. From the intricacies of hand mechanics to handling unexpected situations on the field, this episode is packed with wisdom not only for newcomers but also for seasoned umpires aiming to refine their craft. Whether recovering from an injury, like Patrick, or seeking to stand out in high-level games, this episode serves as a crucial pre-game resource for umpires at all stages of their career. | — | ||||||
| 4/5/24 |  The Pivot Mechanic | In this episode of "The Pregame: An Umpire Classroom Podcast," Patrick Faerber shares insights from his own umpiring experiences and evaluates common mechanics and situations faced by umpires at various levels. Patrick discusses the importance of mastering the pivot mechanic from the A position to enhance performance on the field and stand out during evaluations, especially for those aiming for deeper playoff rounds. He elaborates on his recovery from knee surgery and how it affects his approach to umpiring bases, emphasizing the need for umpires to focus on their movement and positioning to properly cover plays and maintain a professional appearance. Additionally, Patrick breaks down a submitted play involving a controversial pickoff attempt, clarifying NFHS rules and offering advice on making calls in such scenarios. This episode not only provides valuable technical guidance but also underscores the ongoing learning and improvement essential to umpiring excellence.Send any questions, feedback, or videos to patrick@umpireclassroom.com | — | ||||||
| 4/2/24 |  The Introduction Episode | In the inaugural episode of "The Pregame: An Umpire Classroom Podcast," Patrick Faerber opens the door to a new form of engagement with umpires across all levels. Delving into his extensive experience, Patrick shares insights from his journey through high school, collegiate, and professional umpiring, highlighting the lessons learned and the passion that drives him to educate and improve the umpiring community. With a mix of personal anecdotes, rule clarifications, and answers to common questions, this episode sets the stage for a series dedicated to enhancing the knowledge, skills, and camaraderie among umpires, aiming to foster a culture of continuous learning and improvement in the field. Please share your questions and feedback with us at patrick@umpireclassroom.com | — | ||||||
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