Unreported Subsituite

[mccann]

Batter who is supposed to bat was hurt the preceding inning. Replacement for the injured player comes to bat, the first pitch is a strike, the opposing coach calls time and say the opposing coach did not report the subsitute. What do you call.

[Ed Maeder]

In this case speaking ASA; Player is disqualified and all action stands. You would need a sub or re-entry of injured player if they have re-entry possibility's and they would assume the count. If no sub then an out and short-handed, if they aren't already playing short-handed. If they're playing short-handed that's a ball game. All this is if your league doesn't have their own adopted rules. 4-6-C

[Skahtboi]

Without my rule books to look at (they are packed as I am moving), NFHS would have this as a warning to the offending coach. Next offense would be a player and coach DQ, if I am not mistaken.

[CecilOne]

Originally Posted by Skahtboi

Without my rule books to look at (they are packed as I am moving), NFHS would have this as a warning to the offending coach. Next offense would be a player and coach DQ, if I am not mistaken.

Are you moving to Alabama with greymule?

[SRW]

Originally Posted by mccann

Batter who is supposed to bat was hurt the preceding inning. Replacement for the injured player comes to bat, the first pitch is a strike, the opposing coach calls time and say the opposing coach did not report the subsitute. What do you call.

Speaking NCAA:

8.3.3.3 If the unreported player is reported by the defense before the offensive coach in violation informs the umpire and:

8.3.3.3.1 A pitch has been thrown, but the unreported player still is at bat.

EFFECT—The unreported player is called out and declared officially in the game. Any advance by base runners while the unreported player was at bat is legal.

[Skahtboi]

Originally Posted by CecilOne

Are you moving to Alabama with greymule?

Nope. No need to go that far. I am moving the grand total, and extremely long distance of 8 miles to the south.