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Originally Posted by johnnyg08
The ball must be caught (and a couple of other things) for there to be an out.
Just like a ground ball that is thrown to retire the batter/runner at 1B.
F3 must catch the ball for there to be a put out. If F2 doesn't catch strike three we do not have a put out.
It's pretty simple really.
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Except that everything you just said is incredibly wrong. Since when does F3 have to catch the ball? Obviously never - we've all seen great scoops by F3 on bouncing throws.
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Fri Jul 09, 2010, 01:57pm
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