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Originally posted by Bandit
Please explain "mid pitch". I take this to mean that the pitcher is in the process of pitching and her hands are already seperated. Therefore no time should even be thought about being granted. Sounds like the umpire sorta created his or her own mess. Otherwise I have to aggree with the general thoughts of the other posts.
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TIME was not granted. The umpire created no mess. The pitcher had stopped "mid pitch" (which I took to mean sometime after the start and before the end). A NO PITCH was declared, which is exactly right. ASA 6FP-10E.