What would you have done?

[youngump]

Originally Posted by ronald

a no pitch called by the umpire. the ball became dead. thus, it is irrelevant what the batter does. the ball is dead, dead and more dead. you must enforce the ip cause ASA has already said you do so when an ip is followed by a no pitch call.

When has ASA ever said this for slow pitch?
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[ronald]

Originally Posted by youngump

When has ASA ever said this for slow pitch?

When has ASA ever ruled a do-over? Never. So now take all info you have about IP followed by no pitch and you are left with only one thing to do.