Tue May 20, 2014, 02:54pm
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Location: Ventura County, CA
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Originally Posted by MD Longhorn
Interesting take. I figured this one would be interesting.
What if there was never an initial appeal. What if, after two pitches, coach comes to you wanting to put B2 at the plate - after all, B1 was the previous batter and B2 is not currently on base. Or what if, after two pitches, the defensive coach appeals. Or what if, after B3 gets on base, the defensive coach appeals (and B2 was not on base at the END of B3's at bat).
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It doesn't matter whether she scored after the first pitch. Because B2 is on base at the time of the first pitch B3 becomes the legal batter and the Batter order continues on from there. You don't let the OC make the change
Last edited by vcblue; Tue May 20, 2014 at 03:02pm.
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