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Forum: Softball Tue Sep 02, 2003, 01:38pm

Replies: 37 Walking steal. Views: 3,363 Posted By Dakota Well said. As Mike said, above, if you have... Well said. As Mike said, above, if you have to actually stop the pitcher (hold up your hand, whatever), then you've backed into "no pitch" or the functional equivalent. I was trying to walk that...

Forum: Softball Tue Sep 02, 2003, 11:06am

Replies: 37 Walking steal. Views: 3,363 Posted By Dakota The pitcher being ready to pitch has no bearing... The pitcher being ready to pitch has no bearing on the base runners continuing to advance. IOW, the pitcher cannot end the play merely by ignoring it.It will work for as long as the active base...

Forum: Softball Tue Sep 02, 2003, 09:12am

Replies: 37 Walking steal. Views: 3,363 Posted By Dakota [/b]They don't imply that, and I don't infer... [/b]They don't imply that, and I don't infer that. The runner is obligated to decide immediately, and indicate that decision by starting to move immediately. The runner must continue, non-stop,...

Forum: Softball Mon Sep 01, 2003, 06:26pm

Replies: 37 Walking steal. Views: 3,363 Posted By Dakota Of course he would. He's telling the batter that... Of course he would. He's telling the batter that no pitch is going to happen right now, so relax. The batter is obligated to keep one foot in the box between pitches as a means to avoid delaying the...

Forum: Softball Mon Sep 01, 2003, 09:06am

Replies: 37 Walking steal. Views: 3,363 Posted By Dakota True, but that refers to making the decision and... True, but that refers to making the decision and beginning moving - it says nothing about how fast.

Forum: Softball Sun Aug 31, 2003, 11:35pm

Replies: 37 Walking steal. Views: 3,363 Posted By Dakota WestMichBlue has brought this up before (on... WestMichBlue has brought this up before (on eteamz, at least, of not here) What you have is an inattentive umpire. Any umpire that would take his position behind the catcher and call for the pitch...

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