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Have I waited long enough?
(Actually, I had a HS game yesterday afternoon and a busy evening, so I'm coming back in late...) Anyway, getting back to the original scenario, I see the call has been resolved. An "uncaught foul tip" (to coin a term) is just an ordinary foul ball. Dead ball. Bunt attempt. Batter out. Runners return. The pitch in the dirt was a red herring. Once the batter hit the pitch with the bat, it became a batted ball.
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In this case, as others have stated, since the batter tipped the ball which was not caught, all you have is a foul ball and since the batter was attempting to bunt with 2 strikes the batter is out and the runners return. Now if she just had not tipped the ball, you would have two runs and a runner on 2nd. And now to hijack my own thread, suppose the catcher had caught the tipped ball and instead of throwing the ball into right field, she had plunked the batter on the helmet causing the ball to go over the fence? SamC |
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Either INT - R1 (at 3rd base) out, or Dead Ball - 2 base award. |
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I dont think the second scenario of this question was answered yet pertaining to a foul tip.If the ball was a foul tip going directly into the catchers glove and caught,we have the batter out,but the ball remains alive.If F2 doesnt know the situation and fires the ball over the head of F3,the runners can advance.
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