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Originally Posted by CoachJM
Bob,
Never mind....
I just read a little further and found the A.R. which supoorts your (and Steve's) statement:
Sorry.
JM
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One reason it's written that way is that if the pitcher balks, but still completes a pitch, and the runners all advance (at least) base, the balk is IGNORED for the runners, but ACKNOWLEDGED for the batter (that is, it's "no pitch").