Question on "On Deck Batter"
In Major League Rules, it is correct that there is to be only 1 on deck batter correct? Also, does he have to wear a helmet? I looked for a Major League Rule book on-line, but the page that use to go to is gone? Can anyone help? Thanks |
Here it is:
http://www.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/ba...s_foreward.jsp By the way, ONE on-deck batter, must wear helmet. Bob |
Thanks for the web site Bob.
Could you tell me where I can find that information on the On Deck Batter wearing a helmet and only 1 on deck batter. The reason I ask, is that here in Warren Ohio, we have a group of want to be major leaguers and they play by American League Rules. Well, they don't want to listen to anything any umpire has to say. Well, I threw a guy out the other day because he was on deck and did not want to wear a helment. He told me that this was not high school ball and he did not have too. Well I have him 3 options. Put the helmet on. Get inside the dugout or 3 go home. Well, he went home. Same thing happened the other day with 3 guys standing near the on deck circle. I told them only 1 and they did not listen, so 2 of them went home. Also, I am not getting very good support from the league with this issue. They say that they need to see it in writing before they can do anything. That is why I came here. Somebody has to know where I can find it in writing. Thanks All...... |
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Next batter is permitted; other teammates are not permitted in that location. It is called the "Next batter's box". 1.16 All player shall use some type of protective helmet <u>while at bat</u>. Next batter is not required to wear a protective helmet. mick |
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NAPBL 1.7 (only one on-deck batter) -- this is sometimes ignored during adult / rec league games, depending on how many, what they're doing, whether the other team complains, etc. |
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