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Old Thu Feb 14, 2013, 06:48pm
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Originally Posted by Manny A View Post
Oh, I get it now. Where it says in NFHS 3-3-3, "Projected substitutions are not permitted," I'm supposed to interpret that as meaning, "DEFENSIVE projected substitutions are not permitted."

And where it says in ASA 4-6-A, "The manager or team representative of the team making the substitution shall notify the plate umpire at the time the substitute enters," it really means, "The manager or team representative of the team making the DEFENSIVE substitution shall notify the plate umpire at the time the DEFENSIVE substitute enters."

Manny, you are overthinking, or trying to outthink this thing. FORGET, offense, defense or picket fence, just think of it as one player going in for another.
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