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Refers to a baserunning restriction for the younger kids, usually where the pitchers and catchers are not as skilled.
Your league might have it's own take on how they handle this. Generally, it means that a runner on third may not advance to home on a steal, wild pitch or passed ball. They may only advance on a batted ball, if forced home due to a base award (such as, bases loaded walk) or possibly on a base award for a ball thrown out of play. That's the general gist of it. There may be nuances to how your league has written their rule that we wouldn't know about. |
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Last year, ASA made this a 10U B rule only. ASA dropped the rule entirely this year. Local leagues can continue to use it, but they will need to specifically add it to their local rules. I would strongly recommend they adopt, word for word, the former ASA rule instead of ad hocing something that will not cover everything.
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Cold home plate is what we have had in north Texas this week, with 10-12 inches of snow from two cold fronts that have passed through.
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-8 outside right now. About 15-18 inches of snow cover in my front yard that has been there since mid-December (grown and shrunk from time to time, but never got below 8-10 inches of cover). I have no clue what the snow cover is on the softball fields (nor do I care right now)... ![]()
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