Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: RE;Dropped 3rd
[QUOTE] Originally posted by whiskers_ump
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Originally posted by IRISHMAFIA
I could not find anything else in the rule book either.
I have seen the above happen in some instances.
Mike, you keep referring to the the portion of rule 8
sec 8 P as an exception. I dont feel that ASA is stating
that it is an exception, but more of a rule that it is
not interference when BR runs after dropped third strike.
Normally ASA points out exceptions i.e. rule 8.7.L.
Again this is JMO.
Also, where can I get the ASA Case Book? What is the
latest version?
Thanks
glen
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The reason I say it is an "exception" is because it is basically a reminder that a retired batter is NOT a runner. This rule applies to the "runner" continuing to run and drawing a throw. BTW, 8.7.L?
You can probably order a case book at http://www.softball.org/
Click on ASA Online Store, then Publications. The 2001 version is the latest.
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