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Old Mon Jul 27, 2009, 08:21am
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7 pitch inning
yep..didnt realize it until partner told me...7 pitch entire inning...14U...tourney on saturday
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Old Mon Jul 27, 2009, 11:05am
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yep..didnt realize it until partner told me...7 pitch entire inning...14U...tourney on saturday
That's just poor plate management, a good umpire would have had the inning over in 6
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You FP folks need to take a lesson from some of us SP folks, we can get an inning done in 3 pitches.
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Old Mon Jul 27, 2009, 01:22pm
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6 outs and 3 pitches, WOW!!!!!!!!!
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6 outs and 3 pitches, WOW!!!!!!!!!
I meant in a half-inning...but then again, I do recall several 6 pitch innings in a slow-pitch game. Even easier when it's Texas-style.
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Old Mon Jul 27, 2009, 02:00pm
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OK, ASA rules: absolute minimum number of pitches to complete an inning is ____.
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Old Mon Jul 27, 2009, 02:06pm
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ok, asa rules: Absolute minimum number of pitches to complete an inning is ____.
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Batter? Batter? Anybody? Anybody? Strike 2...

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Old Mon Jul 27, 2009, 02:12pm
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0.

Batter? Batter? Anybody? Anybody? Strike.

Batter? Batter? Anybody? Anybody? Strike 2...
OK, absolute minimum where actual ball playing occurs!
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OK, ASA rules: absolute minimum number of pitches to complete an inning is ____.
Assuming batters come to the plate -- 2. That's for a half inning. I suppose it could be done twice and get six outs on 4 pitches.
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Old Mon Jul 27, 2009, 02:17pm
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My favorite half inning was 3-pitches in a HS JV game, where the pitcher hit the first batter (pitch one). B2 lined into a DP (pitch 2), and B3 grounded out on pitch 3.
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Old Mon Jul 27, 2009, 02:40pm
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OK, absolute minimum where actual ball playing occurs!
SP 1. FP without the tiebreaker, BOO, substitution etc, I'm thinking it can't be done in less than 3.
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SP 1. FP without the tiebreaker, BOO, substitution etc, I'm thinking it can't be done in less than 3.
In Utrip men's class E, this is possible, especially if two of the batters were offensive ejections for hitting over the fence homeruns.
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Old Tue Jul 28, 2009, 06:37pm
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I'll go with 2 in a half inning in ASA FP. DP with a BOO.
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Old Tue Jul 28, 2009, 08:20pm
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Two.
ASA SP:
B1...Intentional walk
B2...swings at 1st pitch and hits into a DP
B3...swings at 1st pitch and flies out.

3 outs. Two pitches thrown
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Old Tue Jul 28, 2009, 08:39pm
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ASA SP:
B1...Intentional walk
B3...swings at 1st pitch and hits into a DP
B2 ruled out on BOO appeal

3 outs. One pitch thrown
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