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Glove knocked off fielders hand
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Mister B
I was watching this game, but wanted to verify the ruling.
LL Districts championship game. Hard line shot to F5, the ball hits the glove and rips it off F5's hand, the glove with the ball in it, hit the ground and the ball rolls out. It's ruled as no catch.
After the game, one of the coaches asked if the ball had stayed in the glove, would it have been a catch? I said that since, he didn't maintain control, I would have ruled no catch.
What's the correct ruling?
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CJK
I think if the ball first contacted equipment (glove, hat, sunglasses, etc.) while the equipment was being properly worn, and then the equipment became dislodged, and the ball was caught before touchi
beerguy55
Absolutely - I hated my hands, and so I went to the store, and I bought I nice Easton glove, as well as a nice Easton bat, and each of them came with a brand new pair of hands. I rotate them out week
noumpere
Out. Just like when the ball gets stuck in F1's mitt and F1 throws the entire mitt to F3 -- when F3 catches the mitt (with the ball) while standing on the base, BR is out.
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