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TOPIC: Foul Ball or Catch for an out? |
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| Perry
June 28, 2012
11:41:50 AM
Entry #: 3939206
| Batter swings and just taps the ball enough to make it look like a "foul tip-type" contact. Ball travels directly to the cather's glove, but the cather doesn't hold it. The ball bounces off of the catcher's glove, into the air, halfway to the pitcher's mound, where the pitcher catches the ball inflight. Is it a foul ball, or an out?
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| Greg
June 30, 2012
6:14:41 AM
Entry #: 3939960
| Foul ball.
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| Allan
June 30, 2012
6:09:27 PM
Entry #: 3940053
| It's a catch.
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| john
October 19, 2012
9:51:36 PM
Entry #: 3996347
| Was this foul tip on the third strike pitch?
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| Opa Ump
October 19, 2012
11:13:43 PM
Entry #: 3996360
| This is a foul ball. It is found in the ASA rule book, Rule 1 Definitions on page 27. "G" under Foul Ball
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| Gary P
October 21, 2012
9:46:12 PM
Entry #: 3997314
| Its just a foul ball. Count would not matter. A foul tip on a third strike must be caught by the catcher
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