Catcher's Position

[NCASAUmp]

Illegal pitch (6-4-A), catcher's obstruction unlikely since ball was already through the strike zone, ball 4 (7-5-E), the ball remains live (8-1-C-1).

[GoRedSox]

What rule set are you guys using? ASA the rule is 6-5-A/B. Please remember to note what rule set you are using.

[NCASAUmp]

Originally Posted by GoRedSox

What rule set are you guys using? ASA the rule is 6-5-A/B. Please remember to note what rule set you are using.

Irish already identified the ruleset in the OP: ASA slow pitch (designated "SP" for short).

If you're talking about fast pitch or modified pitch, yes.

Slow pitch is 6-4-A.

[GoRedSox]

NCASA
Thanks, since we were talking about stealing I assume it was about fast pitch.

[NCASAUmp]

Originally Posted by GoRedSox

NCASA
Thanks, since we were talking about stealing I assume it was about fast pitch.

Not a problem. Welcome to the board!

[MNBlue]

Originally Posted by GoRedSox

NCASA
Thanks, since we were talking about stealing I assume it was about fast pitch.

I don't know when it happened , but at some point someone decided that game of slow pitch needed stealing added .

Go figure?

[NCASAUmp]

Originally Posted by MNBlue

I don't know when it happened , but at some point someone decided that game of slow pitch needed stealing added .

Go figure?

I like it when I'm behind the plate. They no longer stick Bubba back there to catch, and instead put someone who keeps the ball away from my shins.

[MD Longhorn]

Technically, unless there is a rule supplement to fill this hole, we don't have an IP - but we do have an ejection. Judgement would be tough, though, to come up with exactly the situation described. With the catcher up and moving forward, right into the umpire's line of sight, it seems we'd most likely have ball four here.