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If the pitcher pitches the ball to home plate but their foot was ruled off of the rubber by the umpire, is the correct call a balk or a no pitch? Coach Dick
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Pitching without ever being properly engaged with the rubber is an illegal pitch. With runners on, an illegal pitch is a balk. As a game management solution, I'd try to fix this before calling an
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