Thread: awaring a base
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Old Mon Oct 24, 2005, 11:45am
Tim C Tim C is offline
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OK,

Please correct me if I am wrong . . .

"If the coach made a legitimate effort to avoid the throw . . . "

Wouldn't it be more correct to say something along the lines of:

"Unless the coach's actions were intentional then the award would be home."

I mean what is the definition of "legitimate effort" or actually does a coach have to do "anything" in the way of making an effort to get out of the way of a poor THROW.

What if the coach did not move at all? That wouldn't be "any" effort to avoid . . . yet it could easily happen.

Get my drift?

T
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