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OK, in Papa C's article, look at #2 of the 7 principles of the DH.
#2 The pitcher plays defense.
Play 2: The pitcher replaces F3. Ruling. No more DH. the pitcher hits in the spot vacated by the DH. the old pitcher bats in F3's spot.
So in my situation, that would have been a legal substitution, I just had the old pitcher batting in the incorrect slot. I had old pitcher batting in the DH spot and the new pitcher batting in the slot of the replaced defensive player. That should be flip flopped. New pitcher bats in the DH slot and the old batting in my case the CF spot.
That's the NCAA interp. Would this apply to OBR as well?
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