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Old Tue Jul 01, 2008, 11:21am
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Originally Posted by Dakota
I agree with ASA's definition, but it must be rationally applied.
And, if the pitcher is giving attention to the runner, not to pitching; then I would be reluctant to call LBR. Other hand, if I judge the runner is causing the pitcher's attention or is intentionally trying for a play; then that is what the LBR is about.
Bear in mind, that I always object to using the LBR as a "gotcha".
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