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Originally Posted by NCASAUmp
Ummm... Am I missing something here? In ASA, the ball is either caught or not caught. If it's caught (meeting the necessary definitions of a catch), then intentionally dropped to the ground, I've got a dead ball with the BR out. If it's in the glove, but dropped before control was ever gained (ie., it squirts out of the glove), then I've got nothing.
What part of the question am I missing?  |
Yes, you are. Instead of answering the question, you are thinking
I wanted to know if one of the outs you would believe is undeserved due to the deception is the BR.
The reason I wanted to know has already been noted in another post. A BR who runs when they hit the ball will never be doubled up due to an intentionally dropped ball. If the BR doesn't run? Shame on them, no protection is deserved.