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Forum: Baseball Wed Apr 13, 2005, 11:13am

Replies: 88 NFHS legal windup Views: 8,515 Posted By David B I concur ... Tee you are exactly correct, if the runner is on third or squeeze position the stepping off with the wrong foot is considered. Especially if he's making a move to the base. I probably confused...

Forum: Baseball Wed Apr 13, 2005, 08:16am

Replies: 88 NFHS legal windup Views: 8,515 Posted By David B You must not have read the entire thread. I... You must not have read the entire thread. I posted a few pages back as did Carl about the pitcher's intent in gaining an advantage. (And Carl gave several examples) AGain, its an advantage...

Forum: Baseball Mon Apr 11, 2005, 12:36am

Replies: 88 NFHS legal windup Views: 8,515 Posted By David B You mean ... that you would actually CALL a balk when a guy steps back with the wrong foot? That's LL stuff. Coaches like to complain about that becuase LL umpires call it all the time because that's the only...

Forum: Baseball Sun Apr 10, 2005, 07:59pm

Replies: 88 NFHS legal windup Views: 8,515 Posted By David B What ever works for you! Not to be pesky,(is that a word even??), but I just don't like it when I hear an umpire say "I know a balk when I see it." What we have been trying to point out is that you can also "know a balk"...

Forum: Baseball Sat Apr 09, 2005, 11:33pm

Replies: 88 NFHS legal windup Views: 8,515 Posted By David B Sounds like bad coaching to me Because it would be considered a "highly technical balk", no runners move when the hands move together, and no one complains that it is not called. Everybody in my Fed association would balk...

Forum: Baseball Thu Apr 07, 2005, 12:35pm

Replies: 88 NFHS legal windup Views: 8,515 Posted By David B Thanks Tim I kind of figured that. I actually started FED in 1978 but I was young then and didn't keep my rule books. But I did remember my early training. If the F1 starts any movement, he has to pitch...

Forum: Baseball Thu Apr 07, 2005, 11:50am

Replies: 88 NFHS legal windup Views: 8,515 Posted By David B Re: Re: Peruvian: Come on guys, use your history to remember. Years ago in FED, once the pitcher in the wind-up started any movement of the hands he had to continue to the plate and pitch. He could NOT step off. ...

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