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Old Tue Jul 07, 2009, 01:28am
SanDiegoSteve SanDiegoSteve is offline
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Originally Posted by jicecone View Post
As already stated unless you are playing Fed rules you have the "Don't Pitch" signal up .
There really is no "Don't Pitch" signal. There used to be one in FED, but there never has been one in OBR. It always kills the ball if you do it when the ball is alive. The only time to put up the stop sign is just prior to putting the ball back in play after a dead ball situation, immediately before the point ( point, of course, once the batter is settled).

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Originally Posted by DG View Post
Why would I put up the "don't pitch" if batter steps out of the box completely without asking?
Yes, why indeed. Let the pitcher pitch and get that strike!
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