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Mon Jul 07, 2003, 04:15pm
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Again, what if it would have hit her leg, arm, head, or any other body part while she was swinging?
A pitched ball that strikes the batter anywhere on the body is an immediate dead ball. Anything that happens after it hits the batter has no bearing on the ruling. If the batter was swinging when she got hit, then it's a strike. Period. If she already has 2 strikes on her, that's strike 3 and she's out. Why can't you see it being strke 3? 
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