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TOPIC: Bunting |
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| Bill (From Neal)
November 11, 2012
6:44:01 PM
Entry #: 4010174
| A batter places the bat across the strike zone, ready to bunt. The batter doesn't offer at the pitch or move the bat until the pitch sails over the catcher's head. Is this a strike because the batter did not move the bat out of the strike zone?
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| Dave
November 11, 2012
7:46:16 PM
Entry #: 4010218
| Bathead moved forward while ball was in flight. Strike.
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| jones
November 11, 2012
8:15:33 PM
Entry #: 4010239
| It depends on what organization rules the game is being played. ASA do not have to pull bat back, NFHS you have to. Does not matter if the pitch is a ball or a strike if bat is in front of batter.So strike NFHS, ball ASA!
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| Gary P
November 12, 2012
3:52:04 PM
Entry #: 4010687
| it should be ruled a ball. The batter does not need to pull the bat back in ASA
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| Bill
December 25, 2012
4:20:11 PM
Entry #: 4024030
| This is not a strike. RS #10. In A.S.A., the batter must move the bat towards the ball to be called a strike.
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