Originally Posted by bossman72 (Post 1022019)

I'm doing more men's league and less scholastic ball now, and the men's league fields are not so nice.

Are fly balls hitting overhanging trees (overhanging into the field of play in both fair and foul territory) covered strictly by ground rules? Should be

Can fly balls still be caught even if it "nicks" a leaf or two and falls straight down, unaffected? See GR's

Do we use our best judgment when determining if it's a home run or not? What do we usually use?

Originally Posted by bossman72 (Post 1022019)

I'm doing more men's league and less scholastic ball now, and the men's league fields are not so nice.

Are fly balls hitting overhanging trees (overhanging into the field of play in both fair and foul territory) covered strictly by ground rules?

Can fly balls still be caught even if it "nicks" a leaf or two and falls straight down, unaffected?

Do we use our best judgment when determining if it's a home run or not?