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Old Wed Jul 24, 2002, 09:37am
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Originally posted by mach3
We had a discussion about this one, and I would like to get your opinion.
If a pitcher does the stretch, can he step off during the stretch or not. So if he is bend forward to look into the signs of the catcher and he starts to go back to bring his hand together. Can he step off befor bringing his hands together? When is he allowed to step off?

Thanks

Raoul
The pitcher may step backward off the rubber with his pivot foot anytime before, during, or after coming set provided he has not committed any action to commit him to pitch.

Also, while coming set, he may step and throw to a base at anytime without being required to come to a stop. The only time he is required to come to a complete stop is prior to delivering a pitch.

Some people confuse these points thinking anytime a pitcher starts his motion to stretch that he must continue until he comes to a complete stop.

This applies under all sets of rules.


Just my opinion,

Freix
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