Does anyone actually read previously posted threads, or just type whatever comes to mind?
My original post was, Lil' League Pitching rule 8.01(a)(2).
NOT FED, NOT OBR, NOT NFHS.
*Especially in FED, step and throw from wind-up is not legal. If anybody has some video of this move, I'd love to see it. I just don't see it possible. Step and throw to first from wind-up, yea, never seen it, but it is legal and possible, for a righty. But, how many dumb coaches are having thier F1's toss from wind-up with runners on??
Chris s
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Step and throw to first from wind-up, yea, never seen it, but it is legal and possible, for a righty.
Why not legal for a lefty? The rule doesn't distinguish between righty or lefty. Nor does it distinguish between
which base he cannot throw to.
how many dumb coaches are having thier F1's toss from wind-up with runners on??
Some pitcher's throw better from the wind-up. With a runner on third, why not pitch from the wind-up? More power on pitch from wind-up and unlikely runner is gonna steal home.
*Picking off a runner from the wind-up will never be done. First of all the pitcher goes to the wind-up conceding the pick-off play.
If he was thinking pick off, he would go to the stretch.
Now if the pitcher is in the wind-up position, and he is going to pick someone off, the he better do it with out any preliminary move.
Whowefoolin
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Have you read rule I'm referring to? Or seen other posts regarding this rule? And where did "any preliminary move"
come from?
You say:
Picking off a runner from the wind-up will never be done. First of all the pitcher goes to the wind-up conceding the pick-off play.
Then you say:
Now if the pitcher is in the wind-up position, and he is going to pick someone off, the he better do it with out any preliminary move.
See TOP please!
I was hoping this forum would help me with a better understanding of the rules and situations, instead it has confused me even more.
Thank You All for your responses...I think!
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