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Thu Jun 12, 2008, 10:50am

LMan

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Fritz

Sorry for any confusion, frozen leg/hanging knee, that is what I am talking about. Pitcher came set, lifted his leg/knee and then stopped it in the air, no other body movement.

So, if he does this and then throws to the base, we don't have a balk because he hasn't delivered a pitch?

Forget the throw to a base, he's balked for not delivering in a continuous motion. Separate items here.

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