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(I wonder if they realize that their commentary seems to say that a pinch runner is no longer allowed... :rolleyes:) |
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The practice of "projected" subs includes changes the coach d0es not want to occur until some point in the future. As has been for decades, any change offered occurs immediately. It is a change involving a player in the line-up, not positions in the field or at bat. IMO, NFHS is over-reaching in an effort to make their point and has come up with wording that is of no benefit to the teams, umpires or the game. What happens if you have a player ejected while on offense? Are you not going to immediately ask for a substitute? If there are no substitutes, will you allow a team to continue shorthanded when it is not allowed simply because you are told not to accept an offensive substitute until that player is due to bat? Is that a TWP scenario? Could be, maybe not. |
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Still absurd and have to wonder what type of minds actually allowed such a thing to get to the point of discussion. I find it amazing how the simplest rules, procedures and mechanics seem to cause the most issues. But why should softball lag behind the dummying down of everything else in this country :) |
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I still have not received answer to my inquiries raised in post #4. |
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I agree that projected re-entries and defensive position changes should not be accepted. |
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