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Tue Jan 24, 2012, 01:35am
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Hmmm...wouldn't "catch/no catch" depend on where her foot lands after it was lifted in the air?
The definition says that after establishing a position of "out of play" (which this fielder did), a catch can be made with one foot in a live-ball area and the other in the air if the fielder is returning to the live-ball area. To me, "returning" means that the foot in the air needs to next touch down in live-ball area. If it does, a legal catch can be made. If it doesn't, then it can't be. Same concept as the old "making a catch while jumping over the outfield fence play", only in reverse. 
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