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Originally Posted by Dakota
I think you guys are making this too hard. "Can't supersede a book rule" means simply that.
A ground rule cannot change the rule for a situation the book covers.
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I agree with you. But I think Bret's point was that a ground rule's EFFECT should not conflict with a book rule's EFFECT for a similar situation.
His argument: When a fair batted ball is ruled dead because it got stuck in a fence, bounced over it, etc., the award is two bases. So the two-base award should also apply for any ground rule that is required. You cannot have ground rules that award only one base or three bases on fair batted balls. I don't believe that's true.