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Originally Posted by bsnalex
And I know what you're going to say-- it needs to be noticed by the opposition to be changed.
But this is C-grade and those who are experienced would do anything to gain an advantage on those not experienced. But our Fed here instrcuts us that when blueing that level to do our best to make the field as level as possible to start.
In return, they're allowed to give us a bit of guff when we balls up-- like yesterday when i awarded 2 bases on a catch and carry  |
I don't believe ISF rules require the offended team to protest. It does, however, create an option play where the offended team has the option of accepting the play or the infamous "do-over".
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Mon May 11, 2015, 11:49am
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