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Review title: Nearly Worthless
Product review: This DVD is called "Rules & Regulations" but very little time is actually spent covering the Rules. Most of the content is fluff. For example, a listing of who won the LL World Series every year of the 1990s. There is also a sappy history of LL. There is a LOT of content completely unrelated to Rules and Regulations. Now, to be fair, the cover does say (at the very bottom) "Also includes the history of LLBB." But when the title is "Rules & Regulations" one would expect that most of the DVD would cover Rules and Regulations. But here is the real kicker: they got a key rule wrong. In the DVD it states that head first sliding is allowed when advancing, In fact, the runner is out he/she slides head first while advancing (rule 7.07a). You'd think with such superficial coverage of the rules they could have at least checked with the rule book. Frankly, this product is poorly done and falsely advertised. Save your money.
