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Batting Out of Order
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Help me win a bet please.
I am in disagreement with a fellow official on a situation that happened in our game last night. B1, B2, B3 is the correct order. B2 accidently bats and strike outs. He is followed by B1 who has a strike thrown to him. At this point, the defensive manager comes out and questions batting out of order. What do you all have at this point?
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Rich Ives
Dumb move by the manager. The pitch to B1 legitimized the B2 AB. Therefore B3 is now the proper batter. As it happened during the AB, put B3 at the plate with an 0-1 count. There is no "out"
noumpere
right. and the other thing to remember is that "batting out of order" or "boo" is wrong. it should be "mytab" -- "missing your turn at bat" because that's who is out. If you remember those tw
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