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Fri Mar 07, 2003, 12:00am
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Like Bfair stated, knowing the history can't hurt.
I think a great example is a runner struck with a batted ball. The rules stated that the runner was out if a batted ball struck him. Knowing that, it makes it much easier to say "The runner is out when struck by a batted ball, unless..." and note the exceptions we currently have.
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