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Originally Posted by justanotherblue
As long as his hands have stopped before his lower body begins, he has stopped for all intense and purpose of the rule.
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Explain then how this is fully meeting the rule...
"The pitcher, following his stretch, must (a) hold the ball in both hands in front of his body and (b) come to a complete stop." (8.01b, OBR)
Where in that does it say all that has to stop are his hands? He can stop his hands, then waggle his hips, then stop again, then have his lower body begin?
Perhaps you can clear up what you mean.