2010 Fed Baseball

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by cookie

Also, Lapopez, you mentioned that you "downloaded" the 2010 Rule Book. How do you do that?

Log into the NFHS website, click on "Publications Library" in the right-hand menu, and navigate to Baseball at the bottom of the screen.

[DG]

Originally Posted by mbyron

Log into the NFHS website, click on "Publications Library" in the right-hand menu, and navigate to Baseball at the bottom of the screen.

And pay $30 for membership??

[johnnyg08]

Well, if you're already a member of your state association you don't have to pay again.

[bossman72]

Originally Posted by johnnyg08

Well, if you're already a member of your state association you don't have to pay again.

Well, how do you show that on the NFHS site so you can download the rulebooks?

[johnnyg08]

I just logged into the site..I created a username and a password...I never got any prompts to pay any money. They must match the email address or mailing address or something...I don't totally remember since it's been a while since

[yawetag]

Originally Posted by johnnyg08

I just logged into the site..I created a username and a password...I never got any prompts to pay any money. They must match the email address or mailing address or something...I don't totally remember since it's been a while since

Lucky you. I tried and got a "duplicate accounts with same email address" error. It said to notify the webmaster, which I did -- with no response.

[DG]

I looked up Sit 5 from 2005 Interps, as far as I know, the only mention of "gorilla". The Sit said swinging the arm back and forth is illegal. A pitcher must have his hand behind his back or by his side (6-1-3).

The 2010 rules powerpoint illlustrates that holding the hand in front of the body is legal. It's the swinging back and forth that is interpreted as illegal.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by johnnyg08

Well, if you're already a member of your state association you don't have to pay again.

True only if your state is a "100% participation" state (or soemthing like that).

[johnnyg08]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

True only if your state is a "100% participation" state (or soemthing like that).

One of the lucky ones I guess...first time for everything!