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Tue Aug 08, 2006, 05:27pm
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I may well be wrong, but I thought that once upon a time in MLB, the batter could choose to stay at bat. Maybe this was in the 19th century. It also might be pure urban legend, though, in the category of "any strikes on the batter are removed when the pitcher is replaced during his at bat."
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