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Originally Posted by outathm
I think the problem is that we now have close to 4 pages on a 'what if' play. A good friend of mine says in every clinic before the Question and answer period 'what-if's are for the bar and your buying.'
Irish- your answer should be -Dead ball- that's what it is when a SP ball hits the ground on the pitch.
No one has done anything to actively hinder the play. The players are all doing what they should do, Batter is staying in the box, catcher is trying to catch the ball. Call it a dead ball, put them all on the bases at TOP and move on as quickly as you can.
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Based on what rule? I ask for a single ASA rule supporting this position.
Once you have a dead ball, you have something.
ALWAYS.