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Originally posted by Jurassic Referee
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Originally posted by rainmaker
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1) Chuck got it right, it COULD be both, but it doesn't HAVE to be. The defender COULD prevent both the shot and the pass, but he doens't have to prevent both. If he prevents only one of the two, it's still a held ball.
2)And btw, what's Dan doing in San Jose?!?
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1) Nope, I'm saying Chuck got it wrong, just for the record. The defender has to prevent
both to have a held ball. If the player with the ball can shoot
or pass, then the defender hasn't prevented everything.
2) Sunbathing and laughing
his a$$ off at all us goobers that are freezing
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1)How do you figure? OR has a meaning out there in the world. It means "only one is necessary". I know the rule book doesn't always follow the rules, but it sounds like you're saying the rule book meaning is the opposite of what the regular meaning is. So how do you arrive at that conclusion?
2) 68 and sunny here in Portland today. I don't feel the least bit sorry for MYself!