About the 234 known OBR errors

[bob jenkins]

Well, it starts with 1.01 (see if you can figure it out) and goes from there.

Evans dosuments them (but I don't know if there's a "list"), if you can get a hold of that.

[Larry1953]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Well, it starts with 1.01 (see if you can figure it out) and goes from there.

Evans dosuments them (but I don't know if there's a "list"), if you can get a hold of that.

Well, aside from calling baseball a game - no it's not it's LIFE golldarnit!, most teams have more than 9 players, and if the DH allowed, there are 10 in the actual lineup if that was what the definition was driving at. More clues! More clues!

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by Larry1953

Well, aside from calling baseball a game - no it's not it's LIFE golldarnit!, most teams have more than 9 players, and if the DH allowed, there are 10 in the actual lineup if that was what the definition was driving at. More clues! More clues!

Yes, according to the rules we should be sending away any extra players exceeding nine. Where are all the "call it by the letter of the rules" people on that one?

[MrUmpire]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

Y Where are all the "call it by the letter of the rules" people on that one?

Probably content in the knowledge that later in the rules, it states that leagues are allowed to utilize a designate hitter.

[UMP25]

Originally Posted by Larry1953

Well, aside from calling baseball a game - no it's not it's LIFE golldarnit!, most teams have more than 9 players, and if the DH allowed, there are 10 in the actual lineup if that was what the definition was driving at. More clues! More clues!

Contact Jim for the list. Time and space don't permit that here.