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Old Fri Jan 12, 2007, 08:33am
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I thought it was 8 and 5 also, did this change?
Maybe that's one of those new innovative mechanics they teach at that San Antonio clinic he's touting.
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Old Fri Jan 12, 2007, 09:17pm
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Maybe that's one of those new innovative mechanics they teach at that San Antonio clinic he's touting.
Don't the FED/NCAA rulemakes realize the situation? A ball leads to a walk, a walk leads to a runner, a leadoff runner leads to a run, and a run leads to a longer game. I don't even want to get into an ejection report, let me just say I would have saved more time ignoring the ONE extra pitch. The PITCH at best warrants a "don't do that" and at worse should be completly ignored.

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Old Fri Jan 12, 2007, 09:23pm
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Don't the FED/NCAA rulemakes realize the situation? A ball leads to a walk, a walk leads to a runner, a leadoff runner leads to a run, and a run leads to a longer game. I don't even want to get into an ejection report, let me just say I would have saved more time ignoring the ONE extra pitch. The PITCH at best warrants a "don't do that" and at worse should be completly ignored.
Translation = "I didn't know it was only five pitches."


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Old Fri Jan 12, 2007, 09:43pm
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Translation = "I didn't know it was only five pitches."

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SAump doesn't count pitches.

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Old Fri Jan 12, 2007, 07:13am
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Good evening,
I was just sitting here STOP and I was wondering STOP what type of call do you see the most. STOP I mean calls like interference, obstruction, pitching infractions, batting out of order. STOP Calls that would make you reference the rule code. STOP I hope I asked this question clearly.STOP
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1 Game 2 Teams 3 Strikes 4 Balls 5 Skills 6 Outs 7 Innings 8 Warm-up Pitches 9 Players 10-Run Rule

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Old Sun Jan 14, 2007, 01:33pm
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Most Common Rule 2.00

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1 Game 2 Teams 3 Strikes 4 Balls 5 Skills 6 Outs 7 Innings 8 Warm-up Pitches 9 Players 10-Run Rule
Common Terms Part 2 - Neutral
1 Field 2 Play 3 Fair Ball 4 Foul Ball/Tip 5 Dead Ball 6 Conference 7 Award 8 Penalty 9 Re-enter 10 Malicious Contact
Common Terms Part 3 - Offense
1 Safe 2 Batter 3 Runner 4 Substitute 5 DH 6 Base on Balls 7 Slide 8 HBP 9 Bunt 10 Retouch 11 Interference
Common Terms Part 4 - Defense
1 Fielders 2 Catch 3 Pitch 4 Force 5 Tag 6 Third Strike Not Caught 7 Infield Fly 8 Balk 9 Obstruction 10 Forfeit
Note: Parts 1-4 were done on the FLY and still under construction.
Note: Part 5 - Scoring and other things were left off the list. Ex. Plate, Box, Batted Ball, Time, H, E, FC, SAC, K, DP, SB, etc.

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Old Mon Jan 15, 2007, 10:32am
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Good evening,
I was just sitting here going over the 2007 NFHS rules and I was wondering besides balls and strikes and plays at any base what type of call do you see the most. I mean calls like interference, obstruction, pitching infractions, batting out of order. Calls that would make you reference the rule code. I hope I asked this question clearly.
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Tee gave you an excelllent list but in a FED game I would know and be able to auote the rules for when a ball is immediately dead vs. delayed dead and also the base awards.

In the FED rule book they have a concise table concerning the aforementioned.

Another rule that doesn't come up from game to game but you need to know is the Malicious Contact Rule.

Example:

B1 is obstructed by F3 rounding first base but B1 levels F3. In OBR (even in LL), you let play continue until it's completion. You penalize the OBS and you might have an EJ.

In FED, the Malicous act Supercedes the OBS and you call B1 out.

A coach might request time and ask "Hey Blue why isn't the OBS penalized, I can replace the ejected player with a bench player and put him on second base.

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