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TOPIC: Ruling Batting Order? |
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| Neal
October 15, 2015
8:37:08 AM
Entry #: 4184505
| For Simplicity the batting order reads Abby, Briana, Cindi, Daniele, and Krista
It’s Abby’s turn to bat, but Cindi erroneously bats and hits a double. Abby comes to bat and strikes out and Briana follows by popping out. It’s Cindi’s turn to bat, but she is on base. How do you rule?
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| Perry
October 17, 2015
8:02:23 PM
Entry #: 4184695
| As soon as Abby took a pitch, she became the proper batter. Skip Cindi in the batting order (leaving her on base), and Daniele bats with two outs.
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| Greg
October 29, 2015
9:56:44 PM
Entry #: 4185750
| Perry has it right.
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| Ron C.
November 17, 2015
7:38:02 PM
Entry #: 4187047
| I'm with Greg. Perry has it down correctly.
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| Tammy
November 23, 2015
10:20:18 PM
Entry #: 4187358
| Neal, I think that the comments posted here are correct, but are you going to post the definitive for sure? Thank you.
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| Neal
November 24, 2015
9:17:43 AM
Entry #: 4187372
| Tammy, I am sorry. Yes Perry has it correct and happy thanksgiving
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| Tammy
November 25, 2015
1:08:42 AM
Entry #: 4187442
| Thanks, Neal. Batting order questions are always good for a coach with 12 or so young players batting, sometimes with subs, too. Very informative. Please post more.
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