More DP/FLEX

[CecilOne]

Maybe a repeat, but I don't remember it.
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lineup slots
#1
#2
#21
#9
#14
#8 DP
#4 F8
#7 F3
#33 F1
#31 F9 - FLEX

Changes, one at a time:
DP #8 plays defense for #7, #7 now OO (Offense Only)

#7 goes back on defense for #33, #33 now OO

#31 FLEX bats for DP #8

DP #8 reenters

Any issues?

I know we don't all agree on the OO designation, but please let that go and stay on topic.

[RKBUmp]

All perfectly legal so far other than 7 cant play for 33. When 7 came back on defense and 33 was on bench it is really the DP that is playing defense for 33, not 7.

[jmkupka]

In the order that Cecil describes, it's ok. DP comes in for 7 at F3. While DP is still at F3, 7 comes in to pitch for 33. All good.
Then Flex bats for DP in their offensive half of the inning, then DP re-enters (at F3 again if she wants).

[Colo Blue]

Only question is: What did you do with the Flex when the DP re-entered?
Did she return to the Flex position, or leave the game?

[CecilOne]

Originally Posted by RKBUmp

All perfectly legal so far other than 7 cant play for 33. When 7 came back on defense and 33 was on bench it is really the DP that is playing defense for 33, not 7.

Correct.

Better wording --- #7 plays defense instead of #33.

[Dakota]

Originally Posted by Colo Blue

Only question is: What did you do with the Flex when the DP re-entered?
Did she return to the Flex position, or leave the game?

Depends on what the coach does with her.

Is FLEX continuing to play defense or not?

[CecilOne]

Originally Posted by Dakota

Depends on what the coach does with her.

Is FLEX continuing to play defense or not?

She stayed in RF.

[Dakota]

Originally Posted by CecilOne

She stayed in RF.

Then she returned to the FLEX position. She never left the game. All of this had no effect on her re-entry rights.