Runners hit by batted balls

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by Rich Ives

LL is "somewhat" based on OBR? It's about 95% OBR.

The hit by batted ball rule is the same.

I just didn't want Tabe to get in the habit of looking up LL situations at the MLB site, but to go invest in the Little Green Book instead. There are some major differences of which he may not be aware.

I'm glad to see you are right on top of this issue, and quick to pick apart my otherwise excellent post.

[GarthB]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

I'm glad to see you are right on top of this issue, and quick to pick apart my otherwise excellent post.

It's his job. He's a coach.

[LakeErieUmp]

You could put BR on first, Rich, but he'd feel kinda weird standing there seein how it's three outs and he should be in his fielding position! (please see this as lighthearted frivolity as it is meant!)

[Rich]

Originally Posted by LakeErieUmp

You could put BR on first, Rich, but he'd feel kinda weird standing there seein how it's three outs and he should be in his fielding position! (please see this as lighthearted frivolity as it is meant!)

He'd be put on first *in the book*, then.

[Rich Ives]

Originally Posted by GarthB

It's his job. He's a coach.

Or just perhaps I know something about LL rules and the necessity for info other than just the official LL rule book.

[GarthB]

Originally Posted by Rich Ives

Or just perhaps I know something about LL rules and the necessity for info other than just the official LL rule book.

And a coach.

[Rich Ives]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

I just didn't want Tabe to get in the habit of looking up LL situations at the MLB site, but to go invest in the Little Green Book instead. There are some major differences of which he may not be aware.

I'm glad to see you are right on top of this issue, and quick to pick apart my otherwise excellent post.

You need the OBR for LL because many of the comments and ARs that apply are omitted from the LL book to save space.