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Originally Posted by kycat1
This is in the ASA casebook from 2001.
It says that after B1 has batted and reached 1st base and is reported before the next pitch, remove B1 from 1st base and put in a legal sub that assumes the batting position and assumes the last count on the batter before B1 hit the ball. No out is recorded on B1.
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Play 4.6-10 in the 2005-2006 Casebook is the closest thing to this, but it's a lot more complex ... more runners, missed base, more corrections to make, followed by a dead ball appeal after the corrections (sheesh!). But the batter was still an unreported sub.
Bottom line, the unreported sub batter is DQ'd
and OUT because the defense objected
before the next pitch was thrown.
You might want to invest in a new Casebook. I can't tell you when the rule changed, but it was before 2005
