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DBrady Wed Jun 20, 2012 07:54pm

DK3/Abandonment?
 
I'm a coach in a local league (could call it u14) that has the referenced NFHS rules.

A very consistant PU calls the batter out after the dropped third strike if her second step is not towards first base. I thought I had it figured out after following (some of) you guys on the NFHS forum a few years ago, but now I've seen a few comments that lead me to believe that our local guy is not getting it right. I searched for abandonment and read the August 18, 2011 thread .... Can I assume that the DK3 does not lead to an out untill the player is put out or leaves the field? ... no rule changes or interps?

(Sorry to call it abandonment, but I couldn't think of a better way to get the point accross; specifically in the context of the way the official that is making the calls)

I'm planning on passing the response(s) on to the official (with a polite smile)

Thanks

IRISHMAFIA Wed Jun 20, 2012 08:06pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by DBrady (Post 846779)
I'm a coach in a local league (could call it u14) that has the referenced NFHS rules.

A very consistant PU calls the batter out after the dropped third strike if her second step is not towards first base. I thought I had it figured out after following (some of) you guys on the NFHS forum a few years ago, but now I've seen a few comments that lead me to believe that our local guy is not getting it right. I searched for abandonment and read the August 18, 2011 thread .... Can I assume that the DK3 does not lead to an out untill the player is put out or leaves the field? ... no rule changes or interps?

(Sorry to call it abandonment, but I couldn't think of a better way to get the point accross; specifically in the context of the way the official that is making the calls)

I'm planning on passing the response(s) on to the official (with a polite smile)

Thanks

The BR must leave the field of play prior to being declared out.

NFHS 8.2.4
ASA 8.2.D

MD Longhorn Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:37am

Baseball is stricter, but even there, the "second step" is WAY WAY too early.

BretMan Thu Jun 21, 2012 12:13pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by mbcrowder (Post 846833)
Baseball is stricter...

Not all baseball.


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