Sat Dec 05, 2009, 02:50am
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Lakeside, California
Posts: 6,724
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Originally Posted by dash_riprock
I concur and so does J/R.
From the manual: "An appeal of a runner's failure to touch or retouch can be upheld if such appeal occurs (a) while the ball is live, and (b) before the next pitch or post-continuous action play...and (c) as the first and only appeal of a certain runner's failure to touch or retouch a certain base, and (d) any appeal throw made after continuous action has ended does not become an overthrow."
In the two examples cited, all relevant conditions requisite to upholding an appeal have clearly been met. J/R contradicts itself in denying the appeals in those two examples.
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
It wouldn't be the first time.
It's (relatively) rare, but it happens.
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Originally Posted by Steven Tyler
Why would J/R be wrong?
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See above posts.
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