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Tue Jun 16, 2009, 10:43am

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Originally Posted by AtlUmpSteve

Taking that a step further, I am pretty sure I remember the definition and rulings regarding "dead ball territory" in various levels of baseball. If the ball entering that territory doesn't make it a "dead ball", they logically should call that the "time territory".

Oops, logic. Never mind.

Even better. From page 15 of the MLB Official Rules, Section 2.00 Definitions:

A DEAD BALL is a ball out of play because of a legally created temporary

suspension of play.

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