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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Dakota Quote:
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The "silly interpretation" is the NFHS (and maybe others') interpretation of the running lane violation to include when the batter-runner who is awarded a base on balls gets hit by a thrown ball when out of the lane, regardless of whether there is any real play possible at 1B.
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Ah. Gotcha.
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Same origional question but instead of offensive player, change to defensive player. Before the ball enters the dugout, the ball caroms off an DEFENSIVE player not in the game and who is sitting at the edge of the dugout, then into the dugout. What do you rule?
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Skaht - nice quote. Bringing out a little Steven Wright for all to enjoy. Nice.
One of my favorites: I used to work at a fire hydrant company, but I hated it because you couldn't park anywhere near the place. That and his one long joke - the nympho joke.
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I have a map of the world that is actual size.... a little square down in the ocean says one mile = one mile.
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Just wondering why the ruling isn't the same for both? Since the ball was inches from DBA. Could you provide the NFHS rule you are basing your call on? thanks |
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Why should the offense benefit from interfering with action? THEY prevented it from leaving the field of play. It didn't leave the field of play, even if you think/suspect/know it was going to.
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ASA simply removed the comment "without liability to be put out" when talking about a walk because in FP the BR could enter DBT, interfere with a play on another runner, etc. I just attended a clinic with the top two ASA guys and when this rule change was covered, they never mentioned a change in the existing interpretation.
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Keeping non participants off the field and totally in the dugout in the first place makes this problem go away. |
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