Nfhs 8-3-d

[umpjim]

Interestingly, there is a semantic issue that may be at the point of the OP's dispute. Suppose the pitcher charged toward the 1B foul line to glove a bunt. He gloves it but his momentum carries him into a marked dead ball area ( pipes, drainage whatever). The ball is dead. What is the award?

[chuck chopper]

The flip side to this debate is it appears that in MLB if you STAY ON YOUR FEET and don't fall over, the ball stays live-runners may tag up, and I suppose you're allowed to throw the ball from the DBT 7.04c, 5.10f

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by umpjim

Interestingly, there is a semantic issue that may be at the point of the OP's dispute. Suppose the pitcher charged toward the 1B foul line to glove a bunt. He gloves it but his momentum carries him into a marked dead ball area ( pipes, drainage whatever). The ball is dead. What is the award?

1 base.

Unless, of course, he did it on purpose. then, it's two bases.

[umpjim]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

1 base.

Unless, of course, he did it on purpose. then, it's two bases.

I'm wondering if it might be 2 bases and treated as a thrown ball. The fielder did not catch a fair or foul line drive or fly.
Ground ball with over throw to F3 who chases it and as he picks it up his momentum carries him into a dead ball area. Award?

[bob jenkins]

I read your play ("F1 gloves bunt") as a catch. Sorry.