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Old Tue Sep 28, 2004, 01:38pm
DownTownTonyBrown DownTownTonyBrown is offline
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Fine and Dandy

Quote:
Originally posted by Carl Childress
...a ball lodged in a fielder's glove is to be ruled immediately dead.

BTW: Here's the definition of "lodged" from the Jaksa/Roder manual:

A lodged ball is one that remains on the playing field but has become wedged, stuck, lost, or unreachable If a ball impacts something, stops abruptly and does not fall or roll immediately, it has lodged. (p. 32)

It appears the FED has followed that definition.
Carl,

Much of the previous discussion on this topic was concerned specifically with a ball "lodged" in a defensive player's glove and this fact of the ball being lodged was not discovered by the umpire until after plays/tags had been made. What is an umpire to do when this discovery (of a lodged ball) is made after defensive plays have been made and outs called?

Does Tim Stevens address this?
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