Curt Schilling discusses pitching and catching with former MLB Umpire Tim Tschida and Umpire Al Kaplon. They discuss the differences in the game of baseball with the advent of technilogical changes. They talk about catching technique, especially framing, from both the pitcher and the umpires point of view.

The three old pros share personal anecdotes that highlight the challenges and nuances of the game, emphasizing the need for enjoyment and camaraderie among umpires and players alike. In this conversation, they delve into the intricacies of umpiring in baseball, discussing the physical demands on umpires, the evolution of umpiring techniques, and the impact of technology on the game. They also explore the challenges faced by umpires, particularly in youth sports, and emphasize the importance of fostering respect for the game among players and parents alike. The discussion highlights the need for future generations to consider umpiring as a viable path in sports, while addressing the negative influence of adult behavior on youth sports

Umpires today face more demands than ever. There are no breaks for umpires during games. Catching techniques have evolved significantly. The role of technology in umpiring is crucial. Parents can negatively impact youth sports experiences. It's important to respect the game and its officials. Encouraging youth to consider umpiring is essential.