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In looking again ...maybe a pause but I may be incorrect!!!

Maven Let me first Thank you for your input on ALL these posts...Thanks. You did say in a post about a fielder bobbling a fly ball and a runner tagging up you stated (And I agree) "There's a reason you never see this. Every time you think of a possible loophole, ask yourself: have I ever seen this? If not, assume it's illegal." I would also assume that this would then be illegal. I've NEVER seen this!!!

I nelieve that the Pitcher clearly stops his motion.......NFHS Runners on base BALK ... No runners on base Illegal pitch. After he starts his movement to pitch, he must continue the motion without interruption or alteration.6-1-2 For the wind-up position, the pitcher is not restricted as to how he shall hold the ball. A pitcher assumes the windup position when his hands are: (a) together in front of the body; (b) both hands are at his side; (c) either hand is in front of the body and the other hand is at his side. The pitcher’s non-pivot foot shall be in any position on or behind a line extending through the front edge of the pitcher’s plate. He is limited to not more than two pumps or rotations. After he starts his movement to pitch, he must continue the motion without interruption or alteration. With his feet in the wind-up position, the pitcher may only deliver a pitch or step backward off the pitcher’s plate with his pivot foot first. After the pitcher has placed his pivot foot clearly behind the plate, he has the right to change to the set position or throw or feint to a base the same as that of any infielder. During delivery, he may lift his non-pivot foot in a step forward, a step sideways, or in a step backward and a step forward, but he shall not otherwise lift either foot.

First touched !!!

Thank you guys !!!!

JV game...tell F3 what he did wrong and why !!!

Sorry wrong post

I also got the same advice when I was starting out: announce the count whenever the next pitch could change the batter's status.

YES !!!

Be ready for the coach

The fielder is protected to either side of the bag and behind the bag (SS side) but not in front (2nd base side) of the bag. In addition, the FPSR is in effect at all bases.

Teams will, after a half-inning meet outside the dugout. When they do, I never tell them it is illegal. Don't catch the end of that s#@tty stick!

Haven't seen anything different this year....I teach Cadets and we are NOT teaching anything to chane the strike zone !

FED.....NO !!!

HTBT But, If F4 is protected ... Interference!