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I'm so confused now I couldn't tell you how she was pitching!!! I'll just leave it alone until next game. I'll have my asa certified mom there to argue weather or not it was legal or illegal and let it go from there. Wait until I tell you what happened last night in the 16U girls game (after the boss leaves that is)
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I wasn't implying that I lost the game because of what happened.....heck it wasn't my pitcher that lost it....it was that dreaded drop third strike rule that kills me!!! First inning we had 4 or 5 strike outs before we could get out of the inning!! Remember this is league ball and I can't find one girl on my team that can catch a 40 mph ball **ugh***.
I was just asking about the illegal pitch so I'll know for tournament ball (although she has pitched the same way for 5 years and this is the first illegal pitch she has been approached on).... I've got a HUGE headache and have finally had to just let it all go....water under the bridge that I hope doesn't rise to flood me out in the future! Seems that this must be one of those things that just depends on who you have behind the plate.....and since it's the first time in 5 years and it's from a rookie ump....Imma stick with the way she pitches and not worry any more!! Thanks for the help you guys!! You were all wonderful to give me your pointers and I'll print it out and carry it with me for future reference if I need to. |
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This is what is illegal: Hands together. Hands separate. Backswing. Forward swing. Another Backswing ---- ding, ding, ding, IP.
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Just remember this: In ASA, the pitch does not begin until the hands separate. Up to that point, the pitcher can do pretty much anything except fake a pitch.
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ok ok ok......I have this problem.....lol....I just can't let things go until I understand it no matter how hard I try.....lol.....and I THINK I got it now.....
somebody give me the page number and rule for the "reversal of the forward motion" thing...... I might be eating crow here unless I'm just making it all up in my head as to what she does..... will get her to demonstrate her pitch to me again this afternoon but it seems to me like she might be IP after all...... I have read and re-read my original post on her pitching motion over and over and I do now think she is IPing because of the "reversal of the forward motion thing".....HELP!!!! |
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Ok...if my memory serves me correctly....this is what I THINK she does.....
1. feet on plate with hands separate to each side 2. swings hand together in front of her (start of pitch?) 3. drops hands to each side 4. brings hands back out in front pointing glove towards home plate (is this what you consider a forward motion??) 5. drops ball arm into her backswing (reversal of forward motion????) 6. then windmills to deliver the pitch Legal or Not?? |
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ok...guess now I need to have her demonstrate her pitch to me in slow motion again so that I can see if I described it correctly or not.....if so....we have to change so that either when she does step 2 that she doesn't bring her hands together at that point until she points the glove or just cut out that movement all together......will let this topic die until tomorrow!! hahahaha
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If she is actually doing as I described..... then the umpire was correct to say it was an IP but not because of the reason she gave about passing the hip more than twice but because of stopping the forward motion. Correct?
Thinking about actually going to the school at lunch just so she can show me and get this OFF my mind....LOL |
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