Very interesting that this is right in there: ]If the team at bat does not gain by the illegal action, the opposing manager usually says nothing. However, when that illegal batter does advance the cause of his team by advancing or scoring a runner, then it is time to speak out. Maybe Willie had pitch count on his mind, I dunno. But I do hope he learned something here, and I do hope it someday comes up again so I can find out if he did learn anything.