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Originally posted by Rich Ives
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Originally posted by dddunn3d
How about this: F1 catches the ball which lodges in his glove. F3 anticipates the coming play by removing his glove. F1 then tosses the glove/ball combination to F3, who then puts it on his hand. Where's the violation.
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The ball is lodged.
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Sorry, coach. As Tim Stevens puts it:
Rule 2-9-1 defines a catch as possession of a live ball in flight. If that ball happens to be trapped in another's glove, it still is a catch.
Rule 8-3-3-c applies mostly to catcher's equipment and that sort of thing, although it would be applicable if for some reason the ball were to lodge in a glove and the player were unable to properly remove it (the glove) or have the presence of mind to do so.
Thu Sep 02, 2004, 01:42pm
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