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Dead ball - Why?
ASA (Fast pitch) Rule set.
Always wondered why the two rules below result in a DEAD BALL. Looking for any rationale, opinions, scenarios, etc for justification. (I apologize in advance if this has been thoroughly discussed in a previous thread) Rule 8-2-D: Batter-Runner is Out Batter-runner fails to advance to 1st base and enters the team area after: 1)batted fair ball, 2) base on balls, 3) drop 3rd strike, 4) catcher obs EFFECT - Section 2D-H - ball is dead & runners return Rule 8-7-U: Runner is Out Runner abandons a base and enters team area or leaves live ball territory EFFECT - Ball is dead; runner is out; other runners return IMO the defense could be denied the opportunity to make a play on other base runners if the plays mentioned above are called DEAD. Runner passing another runner - Live ball out, play on Coach assisting a runner - Live ball out, play on Wondering why the two rules above aren't live ball outs as well? (I won't mention the Dead ball scenario of a runner missing home and being assisted....which could be added to the inquiry above) Any thoughts? |
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