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Old Mon Feb 14, 2011, 03:33pm
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Dumb question: What about giving the player a high-five on an out-of-park home run?

Giving a high 5 is not physically assisting.
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Old Mon Feb 14, 2011, 06:50pm
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Giving a high 5 is not physically assisting.
Giving a high 5 is physically congratulating. Nothing in the rules against that.

Besides, in ASA, the ball is dead on a home run. Anyone can physically assist a runner when the ball's dead.
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