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Originally Posted by DG
I sent an email to Dick Runchy and Kyle McNeely with this question:
"Batter bunts a ball and it is in fair territory directly in front of the plate and as batter is exiting the box, one foot still in the box, he makes contact with the ball that is in front of the plate. The ball is not in the batters box, it is in fair territory in front of the plate.
Foul ball or batter out for contacting a batted ball in LBT?"
Runchy says: "If it happens immediately, call it a foul ball, batter still in the box."
McNeely says: "For it to be a foul ball, the ball must contact the batter while the batter is in the batter's box. Here the contact is made outside the batter's box. The ball is dead and the batter-runner is out."
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McNeely's ruling seems consistent with the wording in the FED case book.
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