Is an on-deck batter required? - The Official Forum

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Tue Oct 01, 2013, 07:36am

Adam

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Originally Posted by tommyleo

Right. Except that in this case, he was not going to be next. That's the point of this discussion, which is admittedly based on many hypotheticals. But that can be fun sometimes.

Some times there isn't any deeper reason than, "I'm supposed to be here." Why was he swinging the bat? Probably because that's what you do in the on deck circle.

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