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Sun Nov 11, 2001, 09:57pm
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Fastpitch ASA, NFHS, AFA, etc.
R1 on 2B, R2 on 1B, one out. Batter hits ground ball to 2B side of F6 who fields the ball and steps on 2B, turns and throws to F5. R1 seeing that she would not make it retreats to 2B and because of a bad throw by F5, she is back on 2B. Defensive coach calls time and argues that R1 cannot retreat to a base that she has been forced to leave. I informed coach that the force had been removed, and if R1 so desired she could return. Were no protest in this tournament but he most unhappy. Should he have been? Am I missing something? thanks, glen
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Mon Nov 12, 2001, 07:24am
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As simple as the the defensive coach.
BTW, don't let him call time, that's your job d:-)
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