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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
2) The penalty is NEVER preventive, because it's applied AFTER the infraction.
2) If you PREVENT the infraction, you don't need the penalty.
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1) Does that mean that none of the penalties in the book are preventive in nature? Coulda fooled me. I thought that they were
all instituted to
try to prevent a specific act.
2) And if you don't prevent the infraction, how can it be "preventive"?
Are you really saying that, in the play being discussed, instituting an expanded penalty to a normal live ball foul by adding an
EXTRA penalty(second shot maybe + possession) for fouling a thrower OOB isn't preventive in nature?