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Fri Mar 31, 2017, 11:38am
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As the most plausible example, if the batter swings and is hit in the hands when she makes contact, it is still a dead ball strike, even if somehow she hits a home run.
The ball is dead the instant it touches the batter, no matter what, every time. Nothing else happens with respect to the runners or the ball.
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