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Red Robin or Red Herring?
Someone please check on the legallity of disengaging from the front of the pitcher's plate.
In a previous CWS balk video and earlier thread, a pitcher steps toward third with his non-pivot foot and then immediately executes a jab step in front of the rubber with the pivot foot to disengage and turn towards first base. The ruling is not a balk. In the latest NLCS thread, stepping backwards off the rubber is considered a move from the rubber by a group of MLB umpires. I can't find one written example, a video explanation or case play to validate these two "paranormal" calls.
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Last edited by SAump; Wed Oct 31, 2012 at 11:02pm. |
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