Fri May 18, 2007, 11:35pm
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Lakeside, California
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Originally Posted by Steven Tyler
I got you now. What your [sic] saying is it's perfectly legal for a runner who knows he is going to be out, say at third, plow over F5. Then since the play continues, he can go on in and plow into F2 to score the run. I guess if there are two outs, tie ball game and bottom of the last inning, malicious contact is a good play. That rule really works well the way you explained it. The only modification I see is ejection.
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Exactly. Some leagues carry a next game suspension for ejections, similar to HS, so the culprit doesn't really get off Scot free.
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