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Old Tue Jul 21, 2015, 10:14am
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Originally Posted by teebob21 View Post
I've been taught that ATR comes into play when the umpire judges the ball is closer to the fielder than is the runner.
Having been taught the same, I find this equivalent to the ASA and NFHS "possession" wording since the ball is virtually always traveling faster than the runner. (Yes, there might be a rare exception where the (bad) throw is a high, soft underhand lob - a squeeze play comes to mind.) But someone may educate me that, "No, they are not equivalent because ... ."
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