Mon Jun 07, 2004, 12:24pm
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Originally posted by aepitaz
Need to clarify a few things...
Situation: Runner on First, Count is 2 and 2. Pitcher doesn't come to a stop. Call the balk, but play isn't dead because the pitcher releases the ball.
Now what are the rulings for the following:
1. Hitter takes the pitch? I believe that you have no pitch, R1 gets second count is still 2 and 2.
2. Hitter swings and misses? I believe count is still 2 and 2, R1 gets second.
3. Hitter singles to RF, R1 to 3rd. Play stands since everyone moved up a base.
4. Count is now 3 and 2. Hitter takes the pitch, if the pitch is ball 4, then the hitter walks and R1 moves to 2nd. If the pitch is a strike then it is a no pitch and R1 goes to second.
Are the 4 situations above correct?
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Correct on all 4 in NCAA and OBR. In FED a abalk is an immediate dead ball.
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