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Depends on the situation. It would be helpful if you were a bit more specific by refering to the sanctioning body under which you are playing and a certain scenario.
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Ok so the Little league 9-10 Allstar team was playing another tema who was batting out of order our manager caught it and we were told that we didnt get an out because she said that once the picher pitched that that became the offical line up. than they let her bat again.
They had know idea what there line up was supposed to be and they stopped the game for a half hour teying to figure it out. We want to protest the game but want to make sure that she should have beeen out, and all the girls that cont to bat out of order should have been out. |
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Your scenario, and grammar (j/k), are a bit sketchy, but that is not the way BOO works. You must catch it after the wrong batter completes their turn at bat and before a pitch to the next batter. And you can only get one out if you do that. It is not a protestable issue unless the protest is lodged during the play in question.
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If I batted out-of-order, I would apologize to my teammates for forgetting who I followed. You probably would because of you age, and teammates would think nothing of it. (J/k'ng)
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