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Old Fri Jul 02, 2010, 02:18pm
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I bring particular focus to the exception listed in 8-2-D.

ASA 8-2-D: Batter-Runner is out.
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When the batter-runner fails to advance to first base and enters the team area after a batted fair ball, a base on balls in Fast Pitch or Slow Pitch with Stealing, a dropped third strike, or catcher obstruction.
EXCEPTION: (Slow Pitch) The ball is dead when runners are not required to run bases on a home run or four base award, or on a base on balls, or (Fast Pitch) on a hit batter. The batter-runner is not out. Other than on a home run or a four base award, runners cannot advance unless forced.
So do you still call the out?
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I haven't decided if I should call it from the dugout or the outfield. Apparently, both have really great views!

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