indianaumpire15
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Retirement Sale: Convertible jacket, mask frames and pads
indianaumpire15 replied to MAUmpire's topic in Buy, Sell or Trade
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We’d let it play out on an immediate wild throw in situations where the balk is called for F1 not gaining ground towards 1st or when LH F1 stepped to the plate and threw to first correct? Just want to make sure I’m understanding the difference between the OP with the feint and these sits.
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Payment sent. Thanks.
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This might be precisely what I got confused with years ago. Thanks.
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I think I misinterpreted it.
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You guys are life savers I can’t believe with all the complex rules I have a great handle on that I was so confused on this one. I’ll be happy to tell my umpire buddy that I was wrong and why.
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I think it was a situation where I may have misunderstood and just seen other guys not call it. I know for a fact I have been watching a HS game and seen a guy step towards third and wheel to first with an R1 only. And no balk was called. Now I know for sure that is a balk.
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Fair enough guys maybe I was just reading too much into it and I also got confused. Thanks for setting me straight on this one. So just to clarify the feint to third move is only legal when there is an R3 or an R2 that is advancing or at least makes it appear he is trying to advance to third?
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6.1.5 SITUATION: With R1 on third base and R2 on first base, F1 steps and feints to third and then steps and throws to first attempting to pick off R2. The throw goes into dead-ball territory. The offensive team’s coach wants a balk to be called because the pitcher never threw the ball toward third. RULING: When the pitcher stepped off the pitching plate in his feint to third, he became an infielder. Hence, when his throw goes into dead-ball territory, all runners are awarded two bases. R1 gets home and R2 gets third. Had F1 stayed on the pitching plate dur- ing his feint to third and his throw to first, all runners would be awarded one base. R1 would get home and R2 would get second. This would not be a balk as F1 made a legal feint and a legal pickoff attempt with no prior motion to pitch. This case play seems to be in direct contradiction of that and it says the step towards is a legal disengage. Its just a confusing deal on this one.
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In pro ball it’s not legal to feint to third in HS and college it is. Your second addition about the question you asked is how I always looked at it. In rule sets where the step to third is legal.
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Wait you can only do the 3-1 move when there is a R2 advancing or an R3? That is not what we are taught in Indianapolis. Plenty of players step toward third and then throw to 1st with R1 only here and it’s never been a balk. That’s at the college level also.
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So F1 can step towards third fake a throw then throw to F5 and that would be legal?
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I understand what you’re saying about disengaging but at some point the step towards third has to disengage F1 or he would not be able to wheel around and throw to first. I am trying to figure out at what point that is. Or is that thinking misplaced?
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At what point does the pitcher become an infielder when he steps towards third? I was talking with another umpire in our local HS group who had a play the other day where a team had an R1 only who faked like he was going to steal second the pitcher stepped towards third and threw the ball to F5 after his non pivot foot landed. F5 then threw to second and R1 was safe. The umpires did not call a balk. My understanding of this has always been since the a feint to third base is legal in HS that once a pitcher steps towards third and his pivot foot raises up off the rubber he has made himself a fielder and can now throw to any base legally. Just want some clarification on this. Thanks guys.
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No one pays less than $62.50 here in central Indiana, all the way up to $75 per.
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Just wondering if anyone has used this mask and what their thoughts are on it. Thanks.
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I just pay $8 at my alterations place and get the legs of all my base pants tapered. It's a much better look.
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Has anyone purchased the combo and plate pants? I'm curious as to the difference in leg width/opening. I'm looking for something that doesn't make me look like I'm wearing such wide leg pants, especially since I invested in the force 3 guards.
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indianaumpire15 replied to LMSANS's topic in Announcements & Milestones
@chadozee and I worked Prospect League game last night in Danville Illinois. Chad's a great guy. Walk-off grand slam in extras. Was a fun game to umpire with a great partner.- 9 replies
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Is that the rainbow diamond sun shield?
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In HS because they are not allowed to be on the field during live ball would this then be interference?
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Awesome man. My dad was a huge umpiring influence on me also.
