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Old Tue Oct 27, 2009, 09:49am
Rich Ives Rich Ives is offline
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Originally Posted by Matt View Post
Your two questions are related.

A projected substitution is one that does not occur at the time that the manager indicates his desire, such as stating that "Xavier will hit for Bill when it's his turn." These are not legal. The substitution can only occur when the switch occurs at the same time that the manager indicates it. On offense, this means that a substitution can only occur with a live runner or a current batter. On defense, this means that the switch must be made at the time of the announcement, and that the player being replaced must be in the field.
Under OBR and the MLBUM there is NO such limitation.

LL has that limitation in its tournament rules but not in its regular season rules.
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