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Wed May 30, 2007, 12:02am
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There is no height requirement, so both of you are wrong. And honestly you would have to be there. I have no idea if this would be an IFR by practice.
If a fielder can get under the ball and easily make a play with reasonable effort, then you have an infield fly if you truly have a fly ball. There is not requirement how high the ball is, just the judgment of the umpire. Remember the rule is to protect runners from being double off on purpose. Peace
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