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Forum: Softball Wed Jul 28, 2010, 10:13am

Replies: 25 tag play Views: 3,117 Posted By PSUchem Mike, the link was given. It's on another board.... Mike, the link was given. It's on another board. To the OP, I would have a safe call, but not for the reason you are trying to get at. I do not have "safe" because the fielder did not maintain...

Forum: Softball Tue Jul 27, 2010, 01:52pm

Replies: 24 A "food for thought" play Views: 2,739 Posted By PSUchem And if it's a questionable dropped ball by the... And if it's a questionable dropped ball by the catcher on the strikeout, do you just stand there and let them guess the out? No, you communicate the out.

Forum: Softball Tue Jul 27, 2010, 01:46pm

Replies: 10 crazy play...did I get it right? Views: 1,578 Posted By PSUchem Not sure where there is a 4th out appeal to be... Not sure where there is a 4th out appeal to be made on the batter. Can you provide an example? I'm with grey on this one.

Forum: Softball Tue Jul 27, 2010, 10:19am

Replies: 92 ASA Nationals Views: 13,396 Posted By PSUchem Girls' B Eastern 14-U FP, York, PA. Also 1st... Girls' B Eastern 14-U FP, York, PA. Also 1st nat'l for me.

Forum: Softball Fri Jul 23, 2010, 04:49pm

Replies: 9 World Series, Game 1 Views: 2,159 Posted By PSUchem She was definitely all over the place on the... She was definitely all over the place on the rubber (sliding her pivot foot along the rubber), then she would lift her pivot foot, move it near 3 inches forward, replant, and begin her motion. ...

Forum: Softball Fri Jul 23, 2010, 06:36am

Replies: 9 World Series, Game 1 Views: 2,159 Posted By PSUchem We're not talking leap; we're talking crowhop,... We're not talking leap; we're talking crowhop, which is still illegal in ISF. ISF: definition crowhop; 6-3-g,h; also in bold in the "points of emphasis" for 2010.

Forum: Softball Thu Jul 22, 2010, 09:21pm

Replies: 9 World Series, Game 1 Views: 2,159 Posted By PSUchem World Series, Game 1 Anyone else think Abbott was lifting her pivot foot the whole game?

Forum: Softball Mon Jul 19, 2010, 01:55pm

Replies: 18 Legal posseion of the ball for an out? Views: 4,700 Posted By PSUchem I agree. They must show control by lifting the... I agree. They must show control by lifting the glove. But I am contending that they need not do that very thing BEFORE the runner gets there. They must have had control before the runner arrived,...

Forum: Softball Mon Jul 19, 2010, 12:28pm

Replies: 18 Legal posseion of the ball for an out? Views: 4,700 Posted By PSUchem And I think this is the general convention, but... And I think this is the general convention, but this is probably part of the misconception. I agree with Bretman's interpretation on all situations. The lifting of the glove/hand off of the...

Forum: Softball Tue Jul 13, 2010, 12:30pm

Replies: 37 Obstruction Question Views: 5,027 Posted By PSUchem By his response, I think Irish thought it was a... By his response, I think Irish thought it was a flyball, too (and if it were the case, I would agree with him, as there were no other runners on base to call out).

Forum: Softball Mon Jul 12, 2010, 10:52pm

Replies: 37 Obstruction Question Views: 5,027 Posted By PSUchem I think a lot of us (myself included, until I... I think a lot of us (myself included, until I watched the video again) missed the fact that this is not a pop-up/fly ball. It was a hard chop near the plate.

Forum: Softball Thu Jul 08, 2010, 06:17am

Replies: 37 Obstruction Question Views: 5,027 Posted By PSUchem Unless the runner did something like slap the... Unless the runner did something like slap the ball out of the glove in an attempt to prevent the double play. Then you would have grounds for interference, and the batter also out.

Forum: Softball Thu Jul 01, 2010, 09:24pm

Replies: 58 Ending Game Views: 6,499 Posted By PSUchem "It is not a force out; it is a base award. At... "It is not a force out; it is a base award. At best, the runner is out for missing a base on an awarded base, but it is not a force out." But it is a base to which the runner is forced, regardless...

Forum: Softball Wed Jun 30, 2010, 10:43pm

Replies: 13 Double First Base Appeal Views: 2,045 Posted By PSUchem Thanks youngump. Of course, that's what I meant.... Thanks youngump. Of course, that's what I meant. I'll edit the original.

Forum: Softball Wed Jun 30, 2010, 09:25pm

Replies: 13 Double First Base Appeal Views: 2,045 Posted By PSUchem The ump had it completely right. The runner can... The ump had it completely right. The runner can be out for NOT touching the orange bag (or, "contrasting colored" bag) if properly appealed. The appeal must be made before the batter-runner returns...

Forum: Softball Sun Jun 20, 2010, 04:54pm

Replies: 81 Pet Peeves.......... Views: 10,321 Posted By PSUchem Ah yes, Yuengling. It really is a good lager,... Ah yes, Yuengling. It really is a good lager, and is my go-to when at the bar. I far prefer anything from Ommegang or Unibroue, though. I'll take an Abbey anyday.

Forum: Softball Thu Jun 10, 2010, 09:12pm

Replies: 50 ASA Tournaments Views: 7,761 Posted By PSUchem Hey! What's so bad about district 4? :p Hey! What's so bad about district 4? :p

Forum: Softball Wed Jun 09, 2010, 10:24am

Replies: 38 Does R1 score? Views: 4,439 Posted By PSUchem Right, and we're instructed to keep them from... Right, and we're instructed to keep them from randomly guessing; this is the exception. But my point was that, other than that exception, they are allowed more than one chance to appeal runners. ...

Forum: Softball Wed Jun 09, 2010, 07:24am

Replies: 33 what happended to Views: 4,298 Posted By PSUchem wadeintothem just showed up on HB! wadeintothem just showed up on HB!

Forum: Softball Wed Jun 09, 2010, 07:19am

Replies: 38 Does R1 score? Views: 4,439 Posted By PSUchem There is no restriction on the number of appeals.... There is no restriction on the number of appeals. I take that to mean a team can keep guessing which runner left early to get a 4th out appeal. I don't take that to mean you can get unlimited outs.

Forum: Softball Tue Jun 08, 2010, 04:06pm

Replies: 38 Does R1 score? Views: 4,439 Posted By PSUchem I see mbcrowder's point. 5.5.C.: No run... I see mbcrowder's point. 5.5.C.: No run (singular) shall be scored if a “fourth out” is the result of an appeal of a base missed or left to soon on a runner (singular) who has scored. ...

Forum: Softball Tue Jun 08, 2010, 12:11pm

Replies: 38 Does R1 score? Views: 4,439 Posted By PSUchem I could be wrong, but I always took this to mean:... I could be wrong, but I always took this to mean: if the runner has scored, and there are already 3 outs, you can make an appeal on THAT runner to nullify HIS/HER run. In the OP, if R2 was out on...

Forum: Softball Mon Jun 07, 2010, 05:49pm

Replies: 16 Fun at this weekend's tourney Views: 2,720 Posted By PSUchem JEL, I think youngump was being clever, trying to... JEL, I think youngump was being clever, trying to come up with a scenario in which the catcher could interfere... with the defense.

Forum: Softball Thu Jun 03, 2010, 07:51pm

Replies: 20 UT v Ariz Views: 3,256 Posted By PSUchem Not a clue. I figured it would be a pitching... Not a clue. I figured it would be a pitching change.

Forum: Softball Thu Jun 03, 2010, 07:41pm

Replies: 20 UT v Ariz Views: 3,256 Posted By PSUchem Gotta love how the announcer quoted Dee well, and... Gotta love how the announcer quoted Dee well, and gave a good explanation on the umpire's side and the point of emphasis... And then go on to bash the umpires for only getting their "point of...

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