bunting

[NavyChiefBlue]

Are you asking if the ball hits him after he bunts it? If so, then both feet have to be out of the box for him to be declared out. If one foot is still in the box it is a foul ball.

As far as when he makes contact with the ball, if one foot is completely out of the box (in any code), he is out. In FED, if his foot is touching the plate, he is out (even though he may still be touching the line).

[Matt]

Originally Posted by NavyChiefBlue

Are you asking if the ball hits him after he bunts it? If so, then both feet have to be out of the box for him to be declared out. If one foot is still in the box it is a foul ball.

Nope.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by NavyChiefBlue

Are you asking if the ball hits him after he bunts it? If so, then both feet have to be out of the box for him to be declared out. If one foot is still in the box it is a foul ball.

Disagree, but I'm willing to see whatever references you have on this.

[hbk314]

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[charliej47]

Originally Posted by hbk314

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In this video, you can see that one foot is out of the box and it looked to me as if the trailing foot had been picked up when contact was made.

I tried stop-motion and still looked like the trailing foot was up.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by charliej47

In this video, you can see that one foot is out of the box and it looked to me as if the trailing foot had been picked up when contact was made.

I tried stop-motion and still looked like the trailing foot was up.

Doesn't matter.

Wasn't this discussed 4 weeks ago when it happened? (May have been on another site.)