Yes -— when a no hitter is in the making, it is silent in the dugout!!!
When my youngest son was about 4 or 5 years old, some little kids were playing baseball. No ump —— just parents and there must have been 40 kids in the infield and outfield. The ball hit my son’s bat and fell about 2 feet in front of him. Dads told him to run to first base. All the kids in the infield tried to get the ball but there were too many of them and they kept dropping it. The Dads had my son go to second base, to third and then home, He had a home run his first time at bat, and the ball never left the infield!!! It was so funny to watch!!!!!
NOW TAHTS ONE I would have paid to watch.
LOL!
I watched a little league game a few years ago that reminded me of the Bad News Bears.
Had to grit my teeth to stop laughing cuz the parents would have killed me.
BTW, I doubt any of these kids know how to play move up baseball.
When we played and only had four or so of us, thats what we played.
BTW, the/our rules were such that you could throw the ball at a runner to get him out. Talk about bean balls!