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Old Fri Jun 08, 2007, 04:12pm
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Originally Posted by greymule
I realize that I have been calling the following plays differently. Would you call the batter out on either or both of these plays?

1. Right-handed batter bunts the ball in front of the plate. With her first step toward 1B, she unintentionally kicks the ball. Her other foot is still in the box.

2. Right-handed batter bunts. She has one foot in fair territory and the other still in the box when the ball bounces up and hits her in the chest in fair territory.
In ASA, no. A batted ball that makes contact with a batter while they are still in the box (and one foot counts) results in a foul ball. The R/S on this one says (paraphrasing), "if it doubt on whether or not they're still in the box, call it foul."
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I haven't decided if I should call it from the dugout or the outfield. Apparently, both have really great views!

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