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Originally Posted by tcannizzo
Clarificication(s) please.
7.4.J refers to a pitched ball only, no? Would have no bearing on a batted ball.
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"ASA 2015, Page 86:
J. When any part of the batter's person or clothing is hit with a batted ball while the batter is in the batter's box and (FP) has few than two strikes."
Granted the FP notation is incorrect, but it refers to a batted ball.
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8.2.F.4 seems to make ANY contact with B-R in fair territory an Out (no reference to batter's box).
BATTER-RUNNER: A player who has completed a turn at bat but has not yet been put out or reached first base.
Now "completed a turn at bat" implies that the ball has been put in play.
So, how can a player remain B after completing a turn at bat? Wouldn't this immediately change the status to BR? Of course, this would result in ANY contact with a batted ball an out (8.2.F.4), meaning you could never (or damn near) have a foul ball, which of course makes no sense.
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Overthinking. Read 8.1.A