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Here's my question:
Why can't someone write the rule so that it clearly and unabiguously addresses the situation.
Why is it that the rule, as written, can't cover when the ball is considered lodged, what outs can be made (if any) with the lodged ball, and when does the ball become dead and bases awarded?
Why is that we need 20 interpretations to the rule???
This is not freakin' rocket science people. Geez!!!
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