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millerforrest67

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  1. Players & coaches are supposed to know when the SITUATION is a possible IFF even if it isnt declsred an IFF by the umpires! That is a rule! Youre just ignorant & combative! And what levels have you "coached"? oh with a name like yours probably slow pitch softball!
  2. Does angle super cede distance? Why or why not?
  3. Have you ever forgotten to verbal "Infield Fly" & your partner doesnt verbal it either even though its in effect? Guess what? Just because neither umpire forgets to verbalize it, it is still in effect! Maybe after you umpire 35 years, you may understand some of these things.
  4. All I posted was its their responsibility to know WHEN the IFF is in effect (i.e. bases loaded or 1st & 2nd with 0 or 1 outs). NEVER did I post they must know what "oridnary effort" is. Please dont read something thats NOT there.
  5. Its the players & coaches responsibility to know when the IFF is in effect even if the umpire does not declare it verbally.
  6. Its called a "bounding" ball & that by rule is fair.
  7. https://deadspin.com/pitchers-hr-after-a-foul-bunt-non-call-was-the-nuttiest-1828705646/amp#amp_tf=From %1%24s
  8. millerforrest67

    Tag up

    Unless the runner on 3b is appealed for leaving early too, which would then invoke the 4th out appeal and would nullify the run.
  9. Yes I am referring to that one. Look again. The catcher puts the tag right in front of the plate & the runner slides his hand right to it. Stop it at 20 secs. He was certainly out.
  10. Hes out in Play #3..... at 20 secs the catcher has the ball in the mitt & in front of the plate. Out! Out! Out!
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