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Fri Feb 25, 2011, 07:44am
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In our Association Meeting last week we had a similar Quick Quiz question:
What is the maximum number of outs that can be recorded on a play when "Batting out of order" is successfully appealed by the defense? A.1 B.2 C.3 I came up with the same play; R1,R2 on second and first, no outs, sharply hit ball to F6. F6 tages R1 on his way to third, throws to second for the force of R2 while B/R is safe at first. Defense appeals BOO and I get the third out, inning over. BTW, this was a FED quick quiz question. 
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