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Originally posted by BigUmp56
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Originally posted by PWL
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Originally posted by BigUmp56
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Originally posted by PWL
This ruling is using a base runner. Why is everybody referring to the player as a batter or batter/runner?
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Because that's what a batter is after he completes his time at bat. Duh.......
Tim.
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Where in the ruling does it say the batter completed his time at bat?
I bet you got wore out in dodgeball!!!!
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Maybe they get more than four balls before a walk is issued in your Texas coach pitch league. In a real baseball game the batter becomes a batter-runner after he's been issued a walk on the fourth ball.
Tim.
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Slingblade, you didn't read the post correctly. I said base runner, not batter runner. You also become a batter runner when you put the ball in play. You got to get on base before your a base runner. Damn son, pull your head out before it's too late.
A typical rookie mistake on your part. Hell, you'll learn soon enuff I guess. Come on down and let us teach you a thing or two. Since we got so many balls down here, tell you what. Fix you up a mess of calf fries. I know you'll enjoy that. Make ya grow hair in places monkeys don't.
[Edited by PWL on Feb 1st, 2006 at 09:56 PM]