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Originally posted by woolnojg
Let's see...
Pitcher has posession of the ball and engages the rubber.
Pitcher legally disengages the rubber and tosses ball to 2nd for an appeal.
When diengaged (sic) from the rubber, pitcher is a fielder.
Only pitchers can balk.
No balk. Live ball.
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Careful there. This is not completely true:
Example: OBR 8.05 (g) (If there is a runner or runners on basem it is a balk when-)
The pitcher makes any motion naturally associated with his pitch while he is NOT touching the pitcher's plate.
AND
8.05 (i) The pitcher, without having the ball, stands on, OR ASTRIDE the pitcher's plate, or WHILE OFF THE PLATE, feints a pitch.