Definition of a Catch in Baseball rules

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Fri Jul 10, 2009, 02:48pm

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Originally Posted by bob jenkins

That argument can sometimes be true. E.g., F8 gloves the ball for the thirs out. While running back into the infield, he trips over second and drops (non-voluntary release) the ball.

That's still a catch.

Not this argument again

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