ASA Rules - No slide at the plate.. is ball dead ?

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ASA Rules - No slide at the plate.. is ball dead ?

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Thu Jul 06, 2006, 01:45pm

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My opinion is that PU didn't get any of these plays right. First play should have been an out on the collision (8-6-13); the second two instances were clear "no-call" plays.

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