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I think it is just a badly structured sentence. We all know what it's trying to say but the people he is posting it for certainly do not and may be confused. OP Quote:
1. "untouched by a fielder" OR 2. "has passed an infielder..." 1 could be wrong and 2 is usually wrong Should be changed to: "The runner is safe when hit by a batted ball while touching a base. FALSE in baseball... In baseball, the runner is declared out if struck by a batted ball at any time unless it is first touched by a fielder or has passed an infielder (not including the pitcher) and no other infielder has a chance of fielding the ball. ." This makes it usually right Last edited by CO ump; Fri Mar 28, 2008 at 02:11pm. |
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