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Wed Apr 06, 2011, 11:08pm
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FormerUmpire,
You can find a downloadable PDF of the OBR rules here, courtesy of MLB: http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/downloads/y20...eballRules.pdf I believe that any mitt or glove that conforms to the dimensional and construction constraints defined in 1.14 would be legal for an F4 - even if it "looked like" a 1st baseman's mitt. Other might have a different opinion on the question. You are correct that HS rules (explicitly) do not distinguish between a glove and mitt, and there is no difference in the constraints for what is legal for a first baseman vs. other fielders as there is in OBR. JM
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