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Originally Posted by ozzy6900
On the same accord, baseball was never designed to be a timed game, either so no matter how you work it, there is going to be some form of "making it up as you go along". The rules of baseball (OBR,FED & NCAA) have nothing to give the umpire crew a clue when to start a clock. When to start the game, yes! I say that the warm up of the home team is part of the clock because it just makes sense. Every other inning has a warm up and they are part of the clock so why not the home team's in the 1st inning?
This is why I hate dealing with anything outside the rules and "League rules".
Baseball is not timed - if you want to time it, then you have to time EVERYTHING.
Peace!
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What's the basis for the "time of game" listing in the box socre? Is it the end of warm-ups, the time of the first pitch, something else?
Tue May 05, 2009, 01:00pm
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