Question for the baseball guys

[Old School]

Originally Posted by Rich Fronheiser

It's not. If a batter is trying to bunt, he may want the additional step to first batting LH gives him. With 2 strikes, he may want to avoid striking out by batting right. And he'd be well within his rights. I saw it once this summer and it's the only time I can remember it happening. And of COURSE, the other coach wanted me to stop it cause "it's against the rules."

Interesting...makes sense. Can't bunt in softball, issue never came up for me. I'm fairly certain that after you had 2 strikes, you couldn't switch, but you where allowed to switched once.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Old School

Interesting...makes sense. Can't bunt in softball, issue never came up for me. I'm fairly certain that after you had 2 strikes, you couldn't switch, but you where allowed to switched once.

Seriously, he's GOTTA be putting us on.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by just another ref

Seriously, he's GOTTA be putting us on.

Well, you can't in that abomination called "slow-pitch."

[Back In The Saddle]

Originally Posted by Rich Fronheiser

Well, you can't in that abomination called "slow-pitch."

Hmmm, turning the 'b' over into a 'p'...is that a regional spelling? Or was it just a typo? Either way, it's the game that drove me out of umpiring altogether.