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Old Wed Jun 30, 2004, 01:37pm
Kaliix Kaliix is offline
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Okay...

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Originally posted by bob jenkins


There is an interpretation of the rule known as "the string theory" -- connect the infielders with an imaginary string. IF the ball crosses the string, the runner is not out when hit by the batted ball. That seems to be your and DG's interpretation. It's not the OBR interpretation, though.

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