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Old Fri Apr 20, 2012, 07:54am
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It's not just batted balls but also wild pick off throws or pitches after the balk call. I had a balk the other night in a Pony game when the pitcher blew through his stop and committed to the plate. I called it and he ended up throwing a wild pitch. Nobody realized the ball was still live so the F2 lollygagged in retrieving it and R1 did a slow jog to second. He very likely could've had third.
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Old Fri Apr 20, 2012, 08:47am
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And therein lies the problem the NFHS has to deal with. There is one San Diego area out of hundred's of thousands of teams in this country that play under Federation HS rules. I don't know what leeway each State association has with the Fed Rules however they should be able to adjust to the needs of the different areas.

Some of those questions though ???.

Size of Black mark on players face?
Triplicate lineups.
Speed Up Rule (which in 99% of the cases slows down the game)
Face Masks Guards
Allowing corporate logos
Use of foul language an ejection.
Clarify an ejection administratively
Time between pitches from 20 -12 ????
Adding verbiage relative to the Federal Anti-Tampering Law to Rule 1
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Old Fri Apr 20, 2012, 11:22am
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Adding verbiage relative to the Federal Anti-Tampering Law to Rule 1
My thought here was "WTF does this have to do with baseball?"

Now that I've had some time to think about it, I remember a statement that tampering with bats can technically be a federal crime.
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Old Fri Apr 20, 2012, 12:00pm
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My thought here was "WTF does this have to do with baseball?"

Now that I've had some time to think about it, I remember a statement that tampering with bats can technically be a federal crime.
Oh great another certificationw we will need, enforcement of Federal laws.

Book him Dano!

Sorry son you can't graduate for commiting Fereral offenses???//

We have gone just Fnnnnng Stupid.

But if would like to carry a concealed weapon on the field, thats fine, we can pas a law don't worry about it.

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Old Fri Apr 20, 2012, 12:36pm
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Oh great another certificationw we will need, enforcement of Federal laws.

Book him Dano!

Sorry son you can't graduate for commiting Fereral offenses???//

We have gone just Fnnnnng Stupid.

But if would like to carry a concealed weapon on the field, thats fine, we can pas a law don't worry about it.
I tore a tag off a mattress one time.
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Old Fri Apr 20, 2012, 01:03pm
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Old Fri Apr 20, 2012, 12:29pm
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My thought here was "WTF does this have to do with baseball?"

Now that I've had some time to think about it, I remember a statement that tampering with bats can technically be a federal crime.
BBCOR bats can be manufactured so that they are "tamper evident," including when they have their end-caps removed, they're rolled, or otherwise manipulated so as to alter their performance.

Manufacturers have so far refused to employ any of these tampering revealing technologies for fear of putting themselves at a competitive disadvantage relative to other manufacturers who do not use them.

If NCAA and FED adopt regulations requiring tamper evident bats, as they are in the process of doing, all manufacturers will have to comply. My guess is about 3-4 years until we see this.
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