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Tue Mar 27, 2012, 06:16pm

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Originally Posted by Rich Ives

Well, if you want to play the baseball card then you should note that the on-deck batter is on the field legally, and in fact required to be there.

Rich, did you read the thread?

If so, you would have seen the OP raised this issue and stated that according to MLB, any player on the roster was considered as "engaged" in the game. I was just pointing out that MLB rules do not make that statement.

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