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Originally Posted by CecilOne
If "The ball drops, hits the fence which is now collapsing " means it hit in play first.
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Well, he wasn't clear what part of the fence was hit. If it's the top of the fence, wouldn't that still qualify for a HR call? A ball that bounces off a fielder, hits the top of the fence that is upright, and then goes over is a HR. Does that change when the fence is falling away from the field of play?
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Thu Jun 12, 2014, 10:33am
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