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Michael Young Reportedly Considering Retirement - RealGM Wiretap
Michael Young is "strongly considering retirement" instead of returning for a 15th Major League season.
Four teams have reportedly expressed interest in Young and he has received "decent offers Carl Davis Black Jersey ," but he also wants to spend more time with his family.
Red Sox Going With Travis Shaw Over Pablo Sandoval At Third - RealGM Wiretap
The Boston Red Sox will start Travis Shaw at third base on Opening Day, a decision that sends Pablo Sandoval to the bench.
3.Ride Along Once you’ve identified a local resource, take the next step and ask to ride along with them to a game. You can’t fully appreciate football officiating from watching college or professional football on television. A fan’s view isn’t sufficient when evaluating whether you’d like to become a football official. Spend a few hours on a Friday night and experience what happens at a varsity contest from the eyes of an official. You will view officiating from a different perspective, rest assured. Listen to the band play, the fans cheer (or complain!), the press box announcer Timmy Jernigan Black Jersey , the coaches and players interact; experience the true essence of a football game. You most likely could attend a Saturday youth league game and stand behind a wing (sideline) official during the game and ask questions between plays. Talk about perspective!
4.Officiate – Yes or No? Now you might think that going to all this trouble just to get started officiating football won’t be worth the effort. My reply is: Football officiating is not for everyone. It is a demanding avocation and the decision to become a football official should not be taken lightly. The game requires football officials to be dedicated, prepared and reliable. Officiating requires thick skin and humility. You must be willing to learn the game of football from the eyes of the official, not the fan. What you see on Sunday with your favorite NFL team will seldom apply on your Sunday youth league game. Having said that, the rewards of becoming a member of the officiating community are immense and well worth the effort. I’ve often used the word “fraternity” when describing my association. The camaraderie and fellowship which results when people come together combining the love of football and a passion for officiating cannot be adequately describ.
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