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Forum: Baseball Mon Jul 28, 2008, 01:48pm

Replies: 26 Two Balk Questions-OBR Views: 2,561 Posted By L.A. Umpire Guy As usual, a bunch of umpires can't agree on what... As usual, a bunch of umpires can't agree on what constitutes a balk, or can't seem to explain why something isn't a balk. So, please try to explain how a right-hander lifting one's left, or lead...

Forum: Baseball Mon Jul 28, 2008, 12:47pm

Replies: 26 Two Balk Questions-OBR Views: 2,561 Posted By L.A. Umpire Guy A: No B: Please tell me how he can do that... A: No B: Please tell me how he can do that without A) lifting his left foot first, or B) stepping toward first.

Forum: Baseball Mon Jul 28, 2008, 12:44pm

Replies: 26 Two Balk Questions-OBR Views: 2,561 Posted By L.A. Umpire Guy This is just for the gentlemen here, like... This is just for the gentlemen here, like chuckfan1: I will defer that in order to perform a legal pop move, the left foot leaves the ground and a delivery is not made. But it leaves the ground at...

Forum: Baseball Mon Jul 28, 2008, 10:57am

Replies: 26 Two Balk Questions-OBR Views: 2,561 Posted By L.A. Umpire Guy He lifted his front foot and then threw to first.... He lifted his front foot and then threw to first. OK? I'm sorry that you guys decided to make a debate about the one part of this topic that not debatable ... whether scenario B is a balk.

Forum: Baseball Mon Jul 28, 2008, 10:34am

Replies: 26 Two Balk Questions-OBR Views: 2,561 Posted By L.A. Umpire Guy I'm just some umpire, who was commenting on the... I'm just some umpire, who was commenting on the situation of a right-handed pitcher making a move to first base. I don't know how you missed that part. The cleats leave the dirt reference was a...

Forum: Baseball Mon Jul 28, 2008, 08:52am

Replies: 26 Two Balk Questions-OBR Views: 2,561 Posted By L.A. Umpire Guy A is not a balk; B is a balk. The second that his... A is not a balk; B is a balk. The second that his cleats on his left foot leave the dirt he has to go to the plate. It's a move normally associated with a delivery.

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