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Is the confusion from terminology of the rule change explanation?
A team could "play shorthanded" if someone leaves regardless of how many in the lineup, so the shorthanded rule "applies". The forfeit provision that has applied in the past would cause a forfeit if the team was "short" more than one player, based on the original requirement of max. 9 batters. That math meant playing with 8 batting was ok, less than 8 was a forfeit. The new "rule" (or lack of it) to allow multiple extra batters then allows multiple short hands down to a minimum of 8. That implies the possibility of multiple shorthanded outs in the lineup, perhaps an entire inning. .................................................. ............. Comments: It would be better to stick with limiting shorthanded to one short. LRAMBF Soccer minimum is 7.
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