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Old Mon Jul 29, 2013, 03:32pm
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Originally Posted by rbmartin View Post
In the scenario described in the OP, it would be a balk under current MLB rules assuming the pitcher did not disengage before the feint to 3rd.

In FED a balk is an immediate dead ball but I dont think that is always true in MLB. (see ruling below)

8.05 APPROVED RULING: In cases where a pitcher balks and throws wild, either to a base or to home plate, a runner or runners may advance beyond the base to which he is entitled at his own risk.
It's hard to balk and throw wild when the balk you're being called for is not throwing at all.
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