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Originally posted by Lonewolf986
Im still confused? How can we "tell" what thier intent is? Can this be changed AFTER the game, if we find out that the guy intended to "sacrifice" or not?
Thats why I NEVER mess with that dingdang scorebook!
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In order for a ground ball to be a sacrifice, it must be bunted. And the official scorer believes the batter was bunting to advance the runner, and not for a base hit. Before you ask, an EXPERIENCED scorer can tell the difference. And so can ANY experienced baseball fan.
Bob