Thu Jul 14, 2011, 06:52am
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Originally Posted by shagpal
yes, on a no IFF situation, then must apply rule 10, since an IFF can't be called.
if it's IFF situation, and umpires ring out the IFF, it's rung, and can't be unrung.
I read about no phantom IFF. OP got a fielder dropping the ball after umpires rung the IFF bell, and tried to unring that bell after the fielder dropped the ball. where is this phantom?
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"Runner on 2nd base with one out. Batter hits a high pop fly to the short stop. Umpire calls "infield fly, batter out!" Batted ball is not caught. Batter, assuming he is out doesn't run but does not enter dugout."
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