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Hey guys,
quick ques... Can someone explan the rule on visits to the mound / change pitcher in SP ASA. is it 3 visits in the game = must change pitcher for one batter? For game? Is it the same in USSSA and NSA? Thanks Larks - Basketball Ref...softball player |
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ASA, after the 3rd charged conference the pitcher is removed from the pitching position for the remainder of the game, this is on the 4th trip and all trips thereafter. If the coach informs the umpire of the pitching change then there is not a charged conference and the pitcher may return to the pitching position.
There is no reqirement to pitch to any batter.
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Not sure of NCAA, but AFA, coaches get one per inning,
second one would requre the removal of the pitcher. Conferences: Section 4:11
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In NFHS any time a coach changes a pitcher it does not cout as a charged conference. In each of innings 1 thru 5 a HS coach goes out and changes pitchers the are 0 charged conferences. Please note this difference.National Federation of State High School Associations 2004 Softball Rule Book,Rule 7 Article 1 page 38
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Just having fun here, but Rule 7 Art 1 page 38 does not have anything to do with pitching. Rule 7 covers Batting. You used Sect nr. instead of rule nbr. (Rule 3 Sec 7 Art 1)
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