intentionally dropped foul tip

[MichaelVA2000]

Originally Posted by Dholloway1962

Intentionally dropped fly ball deals with only a fair batted ball...8-2-J.

Now whether or not she controlled it is strictly judgement. If I really truly believe it is intentional, without any doubt at all, in my judgement she probably controlled it and lost it on the transfer, if you catch my drift

How does your "drift" handle the DC when you judge that F1 dropped the pitch on the transfer and you leave the runner at second base?

[Dholloway1962]

Originally Posted by MichaelVA2000

How does your "drift" handle the DC when you judge that F1 dropped the pitch on the transfer and you leave the runner at second base?

I tell him that in my judgement she controlled the ball and we have a foul tip.

[whiskers_ump]

Originally Posted by MichaelVA2000

How does your "drift" handle the DC when you judge that F1 dropped the pitch on the transfer and you leave the runner at second base?

Cause she stole the base?

[wadeintothem]

It would be easier for her to use telekenisis and mind control that ball to the ground than intentionally drop a foul tip just because a runner that the catcher is "scared of" is stealing.

You guys picked a bad day to stop sniffing glue.

You guys have actually seen a softball game right? If not that, at least glanced at baseball or something?

Cool sports, give it a try.

[shipwreck]

Wade, just because you are closing in on 2000 posts doesn't mean all the answers you give are correct. I didn't realize questions like mine cannot be asked here. Wish I was perfect like you are. Dave

[Stu Clary]

Originally Posted by wadeintothem

It would be easier for her to use telekenisis...

Hey! That would be kinda cool! Not as cool as Superman in the OF but hey...Carrie White on your team using her special powers? Awesome! The thing is, is there anything in the book (any ruleset) that specifically covers telekenisis?

[Stu Clary]

I'm guessing telekenisis is frowned upon in the Death to Infidels Association.