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Mon Oct 05, 2015, 10:07am
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I guess I'll cite 7.4.I...
This is really the first time I've ever seen the distinction made between batter (or BR) contacting the ball, versus ball contacting the batter, while at least one foot is still in the box. The area in and around the BB in yesterday's games was like a sandy beach, and more than one bunted ball died directly where it hit the ground. And more than one batter contacted that fair batted ball on their first step, with their back foot still in the BB. So my calls of "foul ball, foot still in the box" were incorrect in these cases? Last edited by jmkupka; Mon Oct 05, 2015 at 10:09am. 
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