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Old Wed May 26, 2010, 09:13pm
IRISHMAFIA IRISHMAFIA is offline
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Originally Posted by marvin View Post
There is no set time specified, so umpire judgment comes into play.
My point, thank you.

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And nothing I wrote said that the hands have to be still,
Never said you did

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they (according to the rule) have to be apart during the time the pitcher is "taking or simulating taking" the sign.
So, watching the catcher, the pitcher steps onto the plate and then brings the hands together is okay as long as the pitcher doesn't walk through the pitch, right?

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I think that enforcement of this is critical because of the reason that I stated in my previous post, allowing it can lead to other issues.
No argument, but isn't the question here what is being enforced?
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