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Originally Posted by Andy
Agreed....without the exact wording in front of me, the only rule I could think of that would even remotely apply is the NCAA and FED rule about deliberately erasing lines on the playing field.
Mighty looooooooooong stretch to apply that here!
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Well, you could always draw a line around the plate after you brush it off!
I wouldn't call any infraction with the pitcher covering the plate, but if I beleived it was to desguise an infraction (24" width or not being in contact), I might just have to "judge" the plate to be just a smidge on the small side.
