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Originally Posted by Steven Tyler
Now you're just being insane. Take a gander at 6-1-0. I believe it says pitching regulations start when the pitcher toes the rubber.
6-3-0 discusses balks and mentions taking signs off the rubber.
I think it condtradicts itself about pitching regulations and balks. I'm in the camp it isn't a balk. Others say it is.
Not sure I have the right rule citations, but I don't care. Now go make yourself a peanut butter sandwich, take a deep breath to calm dowm, READ them and see what you think, and quit trying to be a pain in people's behind.
However, if this was on a FED test, they would more than likely say it is a balk.
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Hmmm... I've been nothing but cordial to you. Why is it that any conversation anyone has with you degenerates like this? Insane? No... and you kind of made my point for me. Yes - pitching regulations start when the pitcher toes the rubber ... so how in the world could what he's doing BEFORE toeing the rubber be a balk? That was my point with the sandwich. I know what I think. And for the record, until you started , I was completely calm.