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Garth Benham (quoted):
Jim Evans puts it this way:
"When a pitcher balks, one of three contingencies may occur: (1) the pitcher stops his delivery and retains possession of the ball, (2) the pitcher continues his delivery and completes his throw to a base, or (3) the pitcher continues his delivery and completes a pitch to the batter."
Does Jim Evans say anything about the offense on this play, or has he too ignored that they are part of the playing action as Childress has?
Just my opinion,
Steve Freix
Member
EWS
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