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Old Wed Feb 17, 2010, 10:42am
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Originally Posted by cviverito View Post
First off - I am thinking the umpire will notice that the spot being subbed for was #10 & not #30, unless #'s are not listed.
I couldn't tell you what batter is next in the lineup. I certainly don't check with each batter. That job is left to the DC, not me.

If a coach comes to me and makes a lineup change, I'm verifying the player coming in is eligible to enter in that spot, then allowing it. Whether it's the next batter or not, I don't care.

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Originally Posted by bbsbvb83 View Post
I do not see this as a projected substitution. My idea of a projected substitution is in bold below:

Coach: "Blue, I'm sending # 1 in to pinch run for # 2 at second base. # 2 will re-enter."
That's my idea, too. I've also heard (when on offense), "Blue, I'm subbing in these people to the first three spots coming up (info given). If any of them get on base, I'm putting in this person to the fourth spot."
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