Forced or Not?

[jicecone]

And the most important part, (I know it obivious), but the umpire has to see that the catcher actually inadvertently stepped on the plate. With all that action some inexperienced umpires may not pick that up.

[jwwashburn]

What if the front catcher does the same?

[ODJ]

Bacon. I want bacon.

[MD Longhorn]

Five Golden Tukes.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

Five Golden Tukes.

I'd rather have the French Toast and a beer right now.

[RogersUmp]

This team has a backcatcher and a catcher?

[jicecone]

Originally Posted by RogersUmp

This team has a backcatcher and a catcher?

No, it has a backcatcher and frontcatcher. The catcher is amidextrous.

am·bi·dex·trous [ àmbi dékstrəss ]

1.using each hand well: able to use the right and the left hand with equal skill
2.skillful in many ways: very skillful and versatile
3.able to catch in the front and back, as in baseball.
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[celebur]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

Five Golden Tukes.

Take off, eh? Everyone knows it's Toques, you hoser!

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by celebur

Take off, eh? Everyone knows it's Toques, you hoser!

Sorry - I was trying to type with one hand and eat my 4 pounds of backbacon with the other.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

Sorry - I was trying to type with one hand and eat my 4 pounds of backbacon with the other.

Did you get it from the backcatcher?

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by celebur

Take off, eh? Everyone knows it's Toques, you hoser!

I could use a toque or two after reading this thread.

[jicecone]

Originally Posted by jwwashburn

What if the front catcher does the same?

Thats a trick question because everyone knows you the then have a double play and the the defense has the option to select the forth out.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by jicecone

Thats a trick question because everyone knows you the then have a double play and the the defense has the option to select the forth out.

Or the back out. In this play, there is both a back and forth out. The backcatcher must claim the back out before the front catcher claims the forth out - assuming neither the cowcatcher or dreamcatchers are involved in the play, which would bring in a whole new set of options.

Also - it is only a forth out if the runner is forthed and the fielder lisps.

[jicecone]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

Or the back out. In this play, there is both a back and forth out. The backcatcher must claim the back out before the front catcher claims the forth out - assuming neither the cowcatcher or dreamcatchers are involved in the play, which would bring in a whole new set of options.

Also - it is only a forth out if the runner is forthed and the fielder lisps.

Now TH, Tha Tha Tha Thats Funny!!!