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Forum: Baseball Sat Mar 31, 2001, 08:20pm

Replies: 104 I ain't letting it go Views: 8,237 Posted By DDonnelly19 You can debate the values of an issue, but you... You can debate the values of an issue, but you can't debate facts. You can debate why or why not abortion is morally wrong, but you can't argue that Roe v. Wade does not exist, or why the Supreme...

Forum: Baseball Fri Mar 30, 2001, 01:28pm

Replies: 104 I ain't letting it go Views: 8,237 Posted By DDonnelly19 Again, if you don't like inconsistency take it up... Again, if you don't like inconsistency take it up with the PBUC!!!! They're the ones who made the ruling that appears to be consistent with the rulebook. Maybe someone should contact Jaska or Roder...

Forum: Baseball Fri Mar 30, 2001, 11:30am

Replies: 104 I ain't letting it go Views: 8,237 Posted By DDonnelly19 Geez, Steve, if it makes you happy go ahead and... Geez, Steve, if it makes you happy go ahead and call it that way in FED. You may run across this play once every 15 years. I can't believe you've argued that the BR is required to advance solely to...

Forum: Baseball Fri Mar 30, 2001, 09:38am

Replies: 104 I ain't letting it go Views: 8,237 Posted By DDonnelly19 I think you're stretching it here, Steve. Here's... I think you're stretching it here, Steve. Here's the difference: your play involves the BR representing the potential third out; the play at issue involves the BR advancing after the third out. ...

Forum: Baseball Thu Mar 29, 2001, 04:13pm

Replies: 104 I ain't letting it go Views: 8,237 Posted By DDonnelly19 Well, I say, "The batter is not forced to first... Well, I say, "The batter is not forced to first base; therefore, the rule does not apply." Besides, how could this be considered a "base-running infraction?" If that's the case, consider this...

Forum: Baseball Thu Mar 29, 2001, 12:24pm

Replies: 104 I ain't letting it go Views: 8,237 Posted By DDonnelly19 What in the hell is the point of this argument... What in the hell is the point of this argument then? You claim that the BR is required to advance to 1B, where others claim that the BR is given the right to advance, but is not required to -- and...

Forum: Baseball Thu Mar 29, 2001, 11:03am

Replies: 104 I ain't letting it go Views: 8,237 Posted By DDonnelly19 I don't think anyone would disagree that the BR... I don't think anyone would disagree that the BR needs to advance to 1B to avoid being put out, in the same sense that any forced runner needs to advance; he can stay where he is now, but his only...

Forum: Baseball Wed Mar 28, 2001, 09:59am

Replies: 104 I ain't letting it go Views: 8,237 Posted By DDonnelly19 You apparently neglected to read one of Warren's... You apparently neglected to read one of Warren's previous posts; when I asked him whether his personal opinions on the issue would affect the way he calls it on the field, this is how he responded: ...

Forum: Baseball Sat Mar 24, 2001, 04:07pm

Replies: 104 I ain't letting it go Views: 8,237 Posted By DDonnelly19 I think most of us feel the same way you do,... I think most of us feel the same way you do, Warren, but apparently the PBUC has other thoughts about the issue. Here's the main question that seems to be the dividing line on this forum: If...

Forum: Baseball Fri Mar 23, 2001, 05:19pm

Replies: 104 I ain't letting it go Views: 8,237 Posted By DDonnelly19 Is there a difference between a BR who did not... Is there a difference between a BR who did not attempt to advance to 1B (such as the injured BR in the orginal J/R play) and a BR who merely did not beat the throw? If this only applies to the...

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