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Originally Posted by Tru_in_Blu
But the ball is no longer considered "in flight" once it touches the ground, an object, or a person other than a player.
So once the ball hits the top of the fence, it is no longer considered "in flight". And I think the definition should be amended to state "other than a defensive player".
(A line drive that hits a base runner that is then caught by a defensive player before the ball ever hits the ground is not an out.)
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And that's how I got here. The case book interps for 8-4-3 Situation S don't make any sense in relation to the rest of the rules. Which got me thinking, if a ball grazes the fence on the way over, is it a HR or a 2 base award?