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And maybe the lurkers would like to see the answer.
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Incorrect choices (w/ my abbrev. of BR) were: - Since the BR was still able to reach first base, the contact created by the pitcher is ignored - There cannot be obstruction in the infield when the batted ball is in the outfield - All runners, including the BR, are awarded one base. |
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Well, he possess spit, that is a foreign substance. If he rubs dirt from the mound on the ball, that is a foreign substance. How are you going to deal with that?
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You need to go back and read post #68 in this thread.
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I know that piece. I had that question on my test. (got it right)
My post is on topic with other posts about foreign substance you can spit on a ball, and you possess spit, but they're exclusive. I get the rule, but it seems as though some are talking themselves into circles.
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