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Wed Oct 06, 2010, 06:52pm

Bluefoot

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Last out of Halliday No-Hitter

Should the last play in the no-hitter have been an automatic out when the batter's dropped bat touched the batted ball?

The replay shows the ball rolling into the dropped bat.

Does baseball have a rule that if the bat rolls into the ball, the batter is out and it's a dead ball, but if the ball rolls into the bat, it's a live ball?

Last edited by Bluefoot; Wed Oct 06, 2010 at 06:53pm. Reason: More clarification

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