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Old Mon May 10, 2010, 12:28pm
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....Hijack - Is "rimming" accepted in your area and if so, what technique do you use as BU to observe the above?
In AZ HS ball, we have allowed "rimming" for the last two seasons. The technique I use is to look at first base and see the runner touch and/or potential obstruction. Personally, I prefer to use the rim when appropriate.

We do not teach rimming to our new umpires and instruct them to buttonhook inside on every ball hit to the outfield. For the experienced umpires, using the rim is an option, but not mandatory.
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