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Quick question on a fair/foul ruling.
"A ground ball is hit sharply down 3rd base line, hit in fair territory, bounces up & over the foul line, 3rd baseman catches ball in the air while she is still completely in fair territory." Is this a fair ball or foul ball. |
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Assuming this was still in the infield (i.e. the ball did not bound over 3rd base), if the ball was over foul territory when she first touched it, it is a foul ball. If it was over fair territory, it is a fair ball.
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JustaFan
Welcome to the board. Your question, which has correctly been answered by Dakota, is one many coaches will still agure. "Blue, the 3rd base- man was a foot inside the line, how can that be foul?" It is the position of ball not player. I have had bounders go over the bag then hit in foul ground by five to seven feet. A bounding ball that crosses bag, then lands into foul ground is a "fair ball" glen
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