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Old Thu Feb 16, 2006, 09:16am
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Re: BigBrownNose56

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Originally posted by PWL

Show me in a FED rulebook where it says a batter can switch batters' boxes. It doesn't. In 7-3-1, on a called strike or ball, a batter can only take one foot out of the batters' box. Nice swing and miss on your part.
Note that 7-3-1 only applies if the batter "delays the game" -- not likely if it's just to switch boxes.

Also, the case that you cited -- 6.3.3F shows that it's legal for the batter to switch -- it's the pitcher that's restricted in the case.

Note that the OBR rule is also "more restrcitive" when there's an ambidextrous pitcher and a switch-hitter.

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