Substitution - Fed rules

[sprivitor]

Fed Rules...
Starter A in the game, then is substituted for in the 3rd inning by Sub X. Starter A reenters game in 4th inning. Can a different sub (Sub Y) now enter the game for Starter A?

Starter A has no more reentries, correct?
Sub Z has one reentry, correct?

Sub Z should be able to substitute in for Sub Y later in the game, correct?

Thanks in advance!

[IRISHMAFIA]

Originally Posted by sprivitor

Fed Rules...
Starter A in the game, then is substituted for in the 3rd inning by Sub X. Starter A reenters game in 4th inning. Can a different sub (Sub Y) now enter the game for Starter A?

Yes

Starter A has no more reentries, correct?

Correct

Sub Z has one reentry, correct?

Sub Z hasn't been in the game yet.

Sub Z should be able to substitute in for Sub Y later in the game, correct?

Yes, as long as Sub Z hasn't been in the game in any other slot in the batting order.

[sprivitor]

in same scenario, Starter A was batting in the #1 spot. However, Sub Y is now in the game for starter A.

Can Starter A enter the game for Starter B and bat in the #2 spot.

I assume that once a player enters on offense in a certain position (sub runner, batting), then that player is married to that position and cannot play offense in any other spot. hence, the above scenario cannot take place???

[Dakota]

Originally Posted by sprivitor

...I assume that once a player enters on offense in a certain position (sub runner, batting), then that player is married to that position and cannot play offense in any other spot. hence, the above scenario cannot take place???

Correct.

[CecilOne]

The most basic rule of lineups is that no player can ever use more than one batting order spot in the same game.