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Forum: Baseball Fri Feb 23, 2007, 01:17am

Replies: 73 Definition of a fair ball Views: 7,367 Posted By TheWhiteShadow Never suddenly go off your medication without... Never suddenly go off your medication without your doctor's supervision.

Forum: Baseball Mon Feb 19, 2007, 01:59am

Replies: 73 Definition of a fair ball Views: 7,367 Posted By TheWhiteShadow Day-night doubleheader. And to make it even more... Day-night doubleheader. And to make it even more confusing, they opened the top of the dome for the second game after it stopped raining.

Forum: Baseball Mon Feb 19, 2007, 01:45am

Replies: 73 Definition of a fair ball Views: 7,367 Posted By TheWhiteShadow SAump, that was my original question: ... SAump, that was my original question: 2-5-1-f: A fair ball is a batted ball which while on or over fair territory, touches the person of an umpire or player, their clothing or equipment. Does...

Forum: Baseball Sat Feb 17, 2007, 04:36pm

Replies: 73 Definition of a fair ball Views: 7,367 Posted By TheWhiteShadow As I mentioned in my original post, I'm just... As I mentioned in my original post, I'm just trying to understand 2-5-1-f. Does equipment need to be worn by the player when it touches the ball on/over fair territory? You answered yes and I...

Forum: Baseball Sat Feb 17, 2007, 04:31pm

Replies: 73 Definition of a fair ball Views: 7,367 Posted By TheWhiteShadow Just to clarify, I wasn't passing any judgment on... Just to clarify, I wasn't passing any judgment on your post, I was merely pointing out the conflict in the case book you are referring to.

Forum: Baseball Sat Feb 17, 2007, 02:33pm

Replies: 73 Definition of a fair ball Views: 7,367 Posted By TheWhiteShadow OK, maybe this was a bad example, so I'll just... OK, maybe this was a bad example, so I'll just ask it generically instead. Is there any situation where a glove comes off and it truly is unintentional, or is a player always responsible for his...

Forum: Baseball Sat Feb 17, 2007, 02:12pm

Replies: 73 Definition of a fair ball Views: 7,367 Posted By TheWhiteShadow Oops, sorry, typo, I meant 2.16.1.D. Oops, sorry, typo, I meant 2.16.1.D.

Forum: Baseball Sat Feb 17, 2007, 12:39pm

Replies: 73 Definition of a fair ball Views: 7,367 Posted By TheWhiteShadow 2.16.1.D has almost the exact same scenario but... 2.16.1.D has almost the exact same scenario but it is ruled foul and it states that the "bat is considered to be part of the playing field". (Originally this said 2.16.1.C, but that was a typo as...

Forum: Baseball Fri Feb 16, 2007, 08:26pm

Replies: 73 Definition of a fair ball Views: 7,367 Posted By TheWhiteShadow I was worried about asking this question at first... I was worried about asking this question at first because I thought I was missing something obvious and would get flamed for it. But if Tim C has the same question, then maybe I'm not such a newbie...

Forum: Baseball Fri Feb 16, 2007, 03:09pm

Replies: 73 Definition of a fair ball Views: 7,367 Posted By TheWhiteShadow Definition of a fair ball Just trying to make sure I understand completely. Please bear with me. 2-5-1-f: A fair ball is a batted ball which while on or over fair territory, touches the person of an umpire or player,...

Forum: Baseball Fri Feb 16, 2007, 01:10pm

Replies: 6 Hurdling, jumping, diving over a fielder (FED) Views: 2,736 Posted By TheWhiteShadow OK, I think I found the rule covering... OK, I think I found the rule covering jumping/hurdling without interference. 8-4-2-c I guess I was a little confused because diving has its own separate rule (8-4-2-d), but I see now that you...

Forum: Baseball Fri Feb 16, 2007, 11:32am

Replies: 6 Hurdling, jumping, diving over a fielder (FED) Views: 2,736 Posted By TheWhiteShadow Thanks Bob, but now I am really confused. The... Thanks Bob, but now I am really confused. The penalty for 8-4-2-b says immediate dead ball, but after looking through the case book a little closer, I found 8.4.2.T, which says that unless the...

Forum: Baseball Fri Feb 16, 2007, 01:43am

Replies: 6 Hurdling, jumping, diving over a fielder (FED) Views: 2,736 Posted By TheWhiteShadow Hurdling, jumping, diving over a fielder (FED) My first post to this forum. I've been going over the case book and have many questions. Hope this is the appropriate place to ask them. 3.3.1.O The runner hurdles or jumps over the catcher. ...

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