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Old Wed Oct 29, 2008, 04:49pm
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Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve View Post
But you can determine no infield fly because the wind made the play require more than ordinary effort. Good "no call."
Let's change the play...

No IFF rule is called and no one is able to make the play but the defense recovers and is able to get a force at 3b and 2b.

Now you have a sh#tstorm.

IIRC, if uncaught, the ball would have landed in the infield dirt. Call the IFF rule and reference the "preventive umpiring" section of the rule book.

I'm just offering what I would have done.

It was just surprising to see a pop-up come down in this area of the infield and not see anyone call the IFF rule.

And you know it was unusual if the announcers picked up on it.
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