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Forum: Baseball Thu Jul 31, 2014, 12:46am

Replies: 3 Since When did OBR....? Views: 1,142 Posted By Dave Reed It's not in a 2003 printed edition. It is in... It's not in a 2003 printed edition. It is in the 2007 OBR rules downloaded from the interwebs.

Forum: Baseball Sat Jul 12, 2014, 11:05am

Replies: 44 swinging third strike Views: 3,975 Posted By Dave Reed #1 is Lincecum's no-hitter on 6/25/14 against San... #1 is Lincecum's no-hitter on 6/25/14 against San Diego. #3 is Wainright (St. Louis) against Cincinnati on 5/25/14 In both cases the umpire is Adam Hamari.

Forum: Baseball Tue Apr 29, 2014, 07:58pm

Replies: 15 rule reference Views: 2,245 Posted By Dave Reed I don't think the interpretation is ambiguous at... I don't think the interpretation is ambiguous at all. The bolded sentence above shows where the confusion is. Contrary to what your association seems to think, the interpretation does not say...

Forum: Baseball Wed Apr 16, 2014, 10:15am

Replies: 48 NFHS courtsey runner intepretation Views: 5,100 Posted By Dave Reed Well, Are you willing to say from whom the... Well, Are you willing to say from whom the State and National emails came? Have you actually seen the original email from the National interpreter? I know MTD Sr has said (assumed, I believe)...

Forum: Baseball Fri Apr 04, 2014, 10:32am

Replies: 9 Article - Umps are Human Too...... Views: 1,353 Posted By Dave Reed BS? Which article are you referring to? ... BS? Which article are you referring to? Neyer's? King and Kim's? Would mind pointing out a couple of instances of BS in either article?

Forum: Baseball Wed Mar 05, 2014, 03:06pm

Replies: 14 Balk - Babe Ruth League - Has ANYBODY ever seen this happen before? Views: 2,537 Posted By Dave Reed But he did address the error in nopachunts' post,... But he did address the error in nopachunts' post, which is why he quoted nopachunts. Also, FED does provide a definite answer, as noted in post #6

Forum: Baseball Sun Jan 12, 2014, 01:29pm

Replies: 62 BOT question Views: 5,915 Posted By Dave Reed Interesting. Thanks! Interesting. Thanks!

Forum: Baseball Thu Jan 09, 2014, 11:06pm

Replies: 62 BOT question Views: 5,915 Posted By Dave Reed Conversely, I don't find anything in the MLBUM... Conversely, I don't find anything in the MLBUM (see 3.2) that contradicts OBR 6.07(b). And UmpTTS43's "take" is simply wrong. Here's the rule: (b) When an improper batter becomes a runner or is...

Forum: Baseball Thu Jan 09, 2014, 02:21am

Replies: 62 BOT question Views: 5,915 Posted By Dave Reed Good job? It was expressed simply, but... Good job? It was expressed simply, but UmpTTS43's opinion does not square with the MLBUM, nor OBR rule 6.07B, nor of course with JR.

Forum: Baseball Fri Jan 03, 2014, 08:02pm

Replies: 62 BOT question Views: 5,915 Posted By Dave Reed In NFHS, when the improper batter becomes a... In NFHS, when the improper batter becomes a runner or is put out, and the BOOT is appealed, all runner return to TOP base. 7.1.2 Penalty 2 (from a 2009 rule book) In OBR, "nullify any advance or...

Forum: Baseball Tue Nov 26, 2013, 04:01pm

Replies: 23 NCAA and NFHS question Views: 3,326 Posted By Dave Reed This quoted statement is also false. Perhaps you... This quoted statement is also false. Perhaps you meant: A thrown ball that hits a cleared bat ... or an uncleared bat ... is not treated any differently than a thrown ball that doesn't hit a...

Forum: Baseball Mon Oct 28, 2013, 02:27am

Replies: 113 WS obstruction Views: 10,126 Posted By Dave Reed I think his right foot touches the plate or at... I think his right foot touches the plate or at least comes close enough so that a viewer of the video can't tell. See 1:24 and 1:58 of the video linked in the OP. DeMuth may have judged that he did...

Forum: Baseball Fri Oct 11, 2013, 12:23am

Replies: 21 Tigers - A's Views: 2,585 Posted By Dave Reed asdf, Your quotation is not the part I... asdf, Your quotation is not the part I disagree with. Go back to my original post to see where Manny thinks that if the glove is over and past the fence, interference can't be called. That's...

Forum: Baseball Thu Oct 10, 2013, 05:34pm

Replies: 21 Tigers - A's Views: 2,585 Posted By Dave Reed No he didn't, which you'll be able to realize if... No he didn't, which you'll be able to realize if you actually read what Manny wrote.

Forum: Baseball Wed Oct 09, 2013, 02:16pm

Replies: 21 Tigers - A's Views: 2,585 Posted By Dave Reed I don't believe that is correct. From 3.16: ... I don't believe that is correct. From 3.16: However, should a spectator reach out on the playing field side of such fence, railing or rope, and plainly prevent the fielder from catching the ball,...

Forum: Baseball Sat Sep 14, 2013, 10:44pm

Replies: 17 Umpire Gone Way Wrong Views: 2,822 Posted By Dave Reed Good article on the incident and its aftermath... Good article on the incident and its aftermath (http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2013/09/11/2003571847)

Forum: Baseball Mon Sep 09, 2013, 01:12pm

Replies: 56 LLWS - Washington / Connecticut Views: 6,547 Posted By Dave Reed No, once the fielder had the opportunity to throw... No, once the fielder had the opportunity to throw and doesn't, the act of fielding a batted ball is over, and the fielder loses his protection. Consider R1 and a batted ball fielded by F6 close to...

Forum: Baseball Sat Jul 27, 2013, 05:00pm

Replies: 15 Bucs vs Nats...attempted advance toward 2nd? Views: 2,300 Posted By Dave Reed Where we seem to differ here is the meaning of... Where we seem to differ here is the meaning of "overrun or overslide". IMO, in the context of this rule, these are not synonyms for "went past". Instead, the runner needs to be trying to reach 1st...

Forum: Baseball Fri Jul 26, 2013, 06:33pm

Replies: 15 Bucs vs Nats...attempted advance toward 2nd? Views: 2,300 Posted By Dave Reed It was a correct call. The B/R neither overran... It was a correct call. The B/R neither overran nor overslid the base, both of which imply the runner is attempting to reach 1st base as his primary goal. Instead he was gauging whether he could try...

Forum: Baseball Sun Jul 14, 2013, 10:46am

Replies: 33 Twins Interference @1st Base Views: 4,304 Posted By Dave Reed Bluehair, What? That wasn't a good enough... Bluehair, What? That wasn't a good enough throw? It was easily catchable if it hadn't hit the runner, and that's all that is required regarding the throw.

Forum: Baseball Fri Jul 12, 2013, 01:01am

Replies: 23 F3 foot in foul territory Views: 3,813 Posted By Dave Reed Sigh.... Yes folks, I know we aren't looking at... Sigh.... Yes folks, I know we aren't looking at F3's feet at the time of the pitch. That's why it doesn't matter if the FED rule is one or two feet in fair territory, regardless of MTD, Sr's post.

Forum: Baseball Thu Jul 11, 2013, 06:42pm

Replies: 23 F3 foot in foul territory Views: 3,813 Posted By Dave Reed Well, if we're going to describe FED rules, if... Well, if we're going to describe FED rules, if the fielder doesn't have one foot in fair territory at the time of the pitch, it is an illegal pitch (See 1-1-4).

Forum: Baseball Mon Jul 08, 2013, 03:17pm

Replies: 14 BOO costs Giants a run Views: 1,631 Posted By Dave Reed The Giants had just installed a new electronic... The Giants had just installed a new electronic system which ensures that a display in the dugout, the display available to the media, and the main scoreboard all have exactly the same info. The...

Forum: Baseball Thu Jul 04, 2013, 01:45pm

Replies: 30 Runner fails to touch 2nd base.....Lansing loses in extra innings!!! Views: 3,867 Posted By Dave Reed At 1:35, you can see a fielder standing with both... At 1:35, you can see a fielder standing with both feet on 2nd base, and a white object in his right hand. I think a reasonable guess is this was neither an appeal nor abandonment. It was a simple...

Forum: Baseball Sun Jun 23, 2013, 10:26pm

Replies: 7 Question for our California H.S. baseball umpires. Views: 1,341 Posted By Dave Reed I think the most common tiebreaker format is the... I think the most common tiebreaker format is the International Tiebreaker. The teams get to begin the inning at any point in the existing batting order, and place the first two batters on 1st and...

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