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Old Thu Jul 14, 2011, 11:58am
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Originally Posted by Tim C View Post
All you write is very accurate.

I was only talking about "not pulling the bat back" during a bunting situation.

All rules codes are the same, in that, you must offer at a pitch while bunting to be a strike.

A batter does not need "pull the bat back."

T
Yup. I had a semi pro game last night and the guy pitching was in the Yankees system for a few years. B/R squared as R1 broke for second and the pitch sailed high - they claim he was hitting low 90s during the game - and the catcher never had a chance. The pitcher asked for the count and I said 1-1. He took two steps towards me and said, and I quote, "He never pulled the bat back!" Ugggh. Faded glory.

I used your quote to comment only that these were college age players. They should know the principle for determining a swing. Now, hopefully, one of the umpires from that game does too.
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