Can a popped bunt be considered an infield fly?

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Fri Apr 28, 2017, 04:30pm

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Originally Posted by bsaucer

Can you have an infield fly if nobody is near enough to catch it?

Well yeah considering I said it fell between the mound and 3rd base well within the infield. Definitely an area where an infielder should make the catch with reasonable effort. Definitely not a judgement call out in the grass.

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