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Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA
My response, whether you believe it or not, was to a specific post, hence the citation.
You want to be rule specific? Then 7.6.K.Exception.2 is not possible
Show me a specific (and unfortunately this part has moved to ASA) rule which states the BR is out specifically for the ball and a discarded bat making contact in fair territory.
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As I understood your post, you were telling Cecil that he could find what he was looking for (written instruction that a ball hitting a moving bat was to be considered the bat hitting the ball regardless of which hit which) in RS24. RS24 doesn't say that which was my point.
As to the rest of what you just wrote, I'm not quite sure what you mean.
7-6-K Exception 2 reads: (in the 2008 book)
When the batter drops the bat and the ball rolls against the bat in fair
territory, and, in the umpire’s judgment, there was no intent to interfere
with the ball.
EFFECT: The ball is live.
This is certainly possible and it's an exception to 7-6-K which is the answer to your other question. (unless that's moved)
So I think mostly what I'm saying is I'm missing something about the whole recent flow of the conversation.