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Originally Posted by rockyroad
Thanks.
But I am not.
10-3-8 says fighting is a flagrant act. The definition of a technical says it is live ball non-contact, or dead ball contact. Therefore, a fight during a live ball is not a flagrant Technical as it not a dead ball situation. It is a flagrant personal.
Unless of course you can use the rules to show me that I am wrong instead of "just because you say so".
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Goodness. People are being intentionally obtuse today. First I have someone tell me that no where in the rules does it say a batter is out when they hit an infield fly - when the rule they were talking about simply says, "The batter is out when they hit an infield fly."
Now you tell me fighting cannot be a live ball act, when 4-18 says, quite plainly:
Fighting is a flagrant act and can occur when the ball is dead or live.