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Old Tue Sep 27, 2011, 06:31am
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What is this supposed to mean? Did you think an IFF was a dead ball situation?

Or did you think that a dropped IFF forced the runners?

Rita
I am well aware that an infield fly is a live ball and runners may attempt to advance at their own peril. It's just that only about half youngsters playing ball today know this.
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Old Wed Sep 28, 2011, 12:20am
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I am well aware that an infield fly is a live ball and runners may attempt to advance at their own peril. It's just that only about half youngsters playing ball today know this.
Didn't sound like it.

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