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Mon Jun 15, 2015, 12:42pm

jmkupka

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When more than one fielder (could be 3) attempt to field a batted ball, there are more "THE one" who could not have made the out.
This rule's usage of "THE one" tells us (incorrectly) that there is only one fielder liable for obs.

Regardless, I see your point, and regretted typing B&W as soon as I hit send.

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