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Old Sat Aug 24, 2013, 08:22pm
IRISHMAFIA IRISHMAFIA is offline
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Originally Posted by Tru_in_Blu View Post
Conflicting rules?
Pitching rule

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Effect - Sections 2-4A; 6A & 7
B. If a batter swings at or contacts any illegal pitch, it is nullified and all play stands.
Batting rule:

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7.5.B. (Slow Pitch) .... Any pitched ball that hits the ground or plate cannot be legally swung at by the batter. If the batter swings at a pitch after the ball hits the ground or plate, it is a ball.

So when the pitcher rolled the ball to the plate, which rule is in force, or do we get to pick which one we'd like to use?
No, you are comparing two different things. You are looking for a booger that doesn't exist.

The batting rule pertains to ANY pitch, not just an IP
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