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Thu Nov 13, 2003, 11:44am
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It's only an illegal pitch if the pitcher VIOLATES the rule you quoted. Meaning the pitcher would have to complete a pitch while the catcher is outside the box. Stopping it where you did, the pitcher did not complete the pitch, and did not violate a rule - no illegal pitch.
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