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I got the "Is that your rule?" recently...
Bases loaded - ball to F6 - run of the mill INT on R2 - BU db, int.
R1 had crossed the plate and went into the dugout.
Of course, fall ball right now is running about 100F so I'm a little cooked... start to get ready for the next pitch - my little cooked brain synapses click a little... and I realize, hey that runner needs to go back. Call time, put the runner back..
"Are you sure thats the rule?"
"Is that your rule or is that rule in the rule book?"
"Is it a new rule."
The hat trick of most irritating questions.
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ASA, NCAA, NFHS
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