• Filip Havlik: Learning, Working, Improving, and Embracing Umpiring in the Czech Republic

  • Sep 1 2020
  • Length: 29 mins
  • Podcast
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Filip Havlik: Learning, Working, Improving, and Embracing Umpiring in the Czech Republic

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    Meet Filip Havlik, an 18-year-old umpire from Prague in the Czech Republic! Learn about baseball in his country; the similarities and differences of being an umpire there compared to what we are accustomed to in the United States; his opportunities to work European tournaments; and his upcoming first-ever-visit to the US to umpire at a tournament that means a lot to him. Enjoy!

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