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Old Mon Nov 15, 2010, 08:12am
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I'm wondering what would we have if two fly balls collided like that and one was in fair territory?
Fair ball and in play and cannot be caught by the defense for an out. ASA 8.2.C
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Old Mon Nov 15, 2010, 08:39am
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Fair ball and in play and cannot be caught by the defense for an out. ASA 8.2.C
Yep. Same as if it hit a bird or wall or the ground.
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