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Yes, he was there, but I was watching and wondering the same thing, WHY is he there?
In that sitch, if he WASN'T there, would the crew stop the game until someone showed up? (That's how I meant the question to come out, Bob!) Not familiar with MLB rules, but if a PH was in the circle, is he now officially in the game? Or a better question would be, when is a PH officially in the game? |
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(2) If a batter, he takes his place in the batter’s box; |
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If he wasn't there and the umpires did stop the game until he was, everyone would have noticed/cared/criticized them for killing the flow of the game/OOO. |
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