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Resubmit Question
Failing to wipe places the batter at a disadvantage, so I can reason that adding a ball to the count and leaving the runners in place is justified when the pitcher toes the rubber. How can it be a balk if the pitcher hasn't come set? How does it deceive the runners? Again, I am asking for clarification. Is that a balk?
Last edited by SAump; Mon Feb 05, 2007 at 10:55pm.
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