Here is a quote from the ASA web site on the published 2005 rule changes...
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Tom:
Go back and read the entire passage. It is referring to the same old appeal processes that have always been able to get an obstructed runner put out between the bases where the obstruction occurred. Here is the entire passage: Quote:
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And before Mike can say it,
<b><font size = 5> It is not new, revised. :D</b></font> |
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Scott, I'm not confused as to their intent ... just pointing out with a bit of whimsy that they did say that all of the exceptions are only "unless properly appealed". I was wondering how the defense goes about appealing a successful put out, or even better - what the proper mechanics would be for the umpire who has just seen the put out but has to wait on the appeal to make the ruling. As I said, just a bit of whimsicality. ;) |
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