
Tue Jun 26, 2018, 03:28pm
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Originally Posted by BretMan
A "what if" roster batting question I was thinking about this morning...
Team is batting the entire roster in pool play- let's say 14 batters.
Somewhere along the line, B7 is injured. Coach removes her from the line-up, but doesn't report this to the umpire.
Next time through, B6 completes her at-bat, then B8 comes to the plate. B8 completes at-bat, then defensive coach protests batting out of order.
Is there a such a thing as an unreported line-up compression???
And if there is, what is the penalty??? 
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If umpires did not know B7 was removed, she is still in the lineup. It does not matter if the defense knows unless the umpires do.
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