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Fri May 02, 2003, 12:50pm
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I know in little league (at least in our local league) the on deck batter is directed to go to across the diamond and warm-up on the side of the diamond away from his team. I don't know why...
In High School games I've had a few coaches get upset about a batter warming up on their side of the field while the pitcher is taking his pre-inning pitches or when a new pitcher enters the game to warm-up. In this case they want the batter to stay on his own side of the diamond - the opposite of the Little League rule. Where do I find direction in NFHS/FED rules that tells me where a batter is allowed to take his warm-up swings? And what's the purpose? Are the coaches trying to create a rule that is not there? Help... thanks, Tony 
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