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Originally Posted by youngump
If B1 and B1's substitute are both wearing number 1 don't we have a violation of 3-6-D. :-)
I appreciate the idea that you're trying to tell Tom that B1's substitute became B1. But I don't think there is any formal nomenclature where B1 is the first batter in the lineup. It's just a test taking and play describing shorthand. In other sports with similar schemas they generally refer to the substitutes with a different number.
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B1 is a simple position indicator, nothing more.
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Mon Apr 18, 2016, 08:32pm
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