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Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA
And my point is that you are not taking the rule into consideration when reading the scenario's answers.
A is the only answer which includes the correct progression of rule's effect of officially entering the US into the game as B1. That player must be entered into the game to be declared out. At that point, the previously US is, in fact, B1.
And no, I didn't write it  |
If B1 and B1's substitute are both wearing number 1 don't we have a violation of 3-6-D. :-)
I appreciate the idea that you're trying to tell Tom that B1's substitute became B1. But I don't think there is any formal nomenclature where B1 is the first batter in the lineup. It's just a test taking and play describing shorthand. In other sports with similar schemas they generally refer to the substitutes with a different number.