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I will be doing my first games this spring and as I was reading over the NFHS 2003 case book I became quite confused as to 3.1.3 sitch A. To sum up it states that F8 is a starter and is batting 2nd. In the 2nd inning F8 is replaced. Subsequently the coach desires to re enter F8 as catcher and bat 8th. in the ruling it states this is not legal, that F8 may re enter and only bat 2nd. So the way I read this, both F8 and her substitute are batting 2nd. What am I missing here?
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Fri Jan 02, 2004, 08:30pm
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Re-entry
F-8 has to re-enter for her substitute, who is batting 2nd. F-8 can still play catcher, she just can't go into the lineup where the catcher was. All she is doing is re-entering the lineup where she started and exchanging positions on defense.
Rick
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Fri Jan 02, 2004, 08:53pm
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OK, so F8 comes in for her original sub, F8 can now catch and continue to bat 2nd. F8's original sub is out of the game and the original catcher or another sub is in center. Right? Does F8's original sub have to leave the game or can she play another position?
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Fri Jan 02, 2004, 11:43pm
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Chas,
Think of it this way. What's sacred about your lineup is the batting order. If you have F8 in the game, F8's sub must have left the game - the starter and sub may not be in the game at the same time. And once a player appears in a certain batting order slot, the player is locked into that particular slot for the remainder of the game. As for where they play defense - I don't care with the exception of any applicable restrictions on F1.
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Sat Jan 03, 2004, 09:29am
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Sat Jan 03, 2004, 12:01pm
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I think it is less confusing to refer to the players by number or name instead of position, because when in the lineup, defensive positions can be switched at will. I.E., the second position in the batting order is occupied by #24 or a substitute regardless of playing center, catcher, etc.
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Sat Jan 03, 2004, 02:08pm
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Gmoore:
The FLEX rule will happen this year. Fed adopted it for general use beginning with the 2004 season.
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Wed Jan 14, 2004, 10:21pm
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to the site listed below and go to handouts copy and paste the two articles on DP/DEFO posted by Steve M. and Tom {Dakota}. The DP/FLEX rule is the same. These are excellent articles and explain in detail what can and cannot be done. http://www.eteamz.com/sites/GCBUmpire/
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