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Old Thu Mar 30, 2006, 11:11am
David B David B is offline
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Not quite typical?

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Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve
6-1-2

Many pitchers adjust the baseball in their glove, then remove their pitching hand from the glove, and then bring the hands together to start their motion. This is typically permitted.
Not typical where I've umpired. In FED once he puts his hands together, any movement must be a start to pitch or its a balk. (Unless of course he steps back with his non-pivot foot first)

Thanks
David
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