Non-adult shagger

[Rich]

Originally Posted by CT1

We have our schools "trained" to send a player with a helmet, but I can see where other areas may not. I don't recall ever having a pitch thrown before the retriever got back to the dugout.

We don't wait.

[CT1]

Originally Posted by Rich

We don't wait.

We don't either. But by the time F1 gets a new ball, gets back on the rubber, gets his sign, and B1 digs in, the shagger is back in (or very close to) his dugout.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by umpjim

Where does FED say it's recommended? But, I'm glad you guys are paying attention to everything outside the lines. Can't focus on all those little things inside the lines.

It's required in 1-5-1, with a warning on the first offense.

and, if the ball is in live ball territory (even if it's foul), it's still "inside the lines."

[Rich]

He meant a helmet for a bullpen protector.

I misspoke. The casebook says it's not required.