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Originally posted by Tim C
jicecone:
I think perhaps there is a little disconnect in your view:
I'm guessing here,
R1 and F1 not in contact with the pitcher's plate . . . any type turn is OK, afterall he is an infielder at this time.
R1 and F1 is legally engaged with the pitcher's plate. Set position has not been done, yet. Slow turn of shoulders to look over: OK in FED, NCAA and OBR. Quick turn to look, Balk in NCAA/OBR but OK in FED.
R1 and F1 not only in legal engagement but has also gone to the set position. Quick look, balk in all rules books.
Each of these situations R/H F1's shoulder "opens" to first base.
Tee
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I agree 100% with that Tee.
Mabey its the cold up here in the NE that has the brain on freeze or mabey I just don't recall seen that move used over the years.????
Old dogs still learn too.