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Originally posted by oc
ok, I've never called one either, never seen one called, never expect to see one called.
Why is it still in the rule book?
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It's noted in the rule book because it's possible according to live-ball/dead-ball definitions.
Consider: An airborne shooter gets fouled on the way up by B1. B2, seeing that the shooter still might make the shot, hits the shooter's arm.
Most of us will pick one, but the rules allow for us to nail them both with the foul.
[Edited by Snaqwells on Mar 17th, 2006 at 12:14 AM]