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Re: where's the coffee?
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Originally posted by CecilOne
I thought we were talking about a pitch that lands alongside the plate after crossing it. I understood that it might not clear the knees, but I didn't get it being dead until later when I woke up and remembered the ball is always dead in SP after a pitch (even before .375). Still not sure why you mentioned it in this context, but you do usually quote rules fully.
If I delete my "Huh", would whiskers and Irish delete the responses to it, for the sake of later readers?
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Yes, but the ball is not always dead in SP. There are levels that stealing is allowed except on balls that hit the plate or in front of the back corners.
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