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Thank you

This is my point and question: if he moves his non pivot back towards 1B (parallel to the rubber) to start his motion to deliver and does it all in one continuous motion, I don’t see any references that this is a balk or illegal pitch.

I have a navy Fechheimer from 20 years ago that looks brand new and has been worn a lot for high school. After about 18 years I needed to have the top button that you button when wearing it re sown. I believe in buying quality. I’d def be fine spending the extra for the black Fechs/Flying Cross now that are used by MLB and MiLB.

Understood I can’t find a reference or a case book example that says this is a balk/IP

Thanks for the responses so far: This is what I am referring to:

But he comes to a stop, then starts his motion with the left foot step back towards 1B to start his motion. Is this a balk/IP?

A few colleagues were discussing this while preparing for the state tourney. No runners on, RH pitcher uses the set position with his pivot foot parallel to the pitchers plate. Pitcher comes set and starts his motion with moving his left foot back (towards 1B). Is this an illegal pitch under NFHS? A balk with runners on? I can’t find a reference. Thanks.

Yeah BB isn't up there on the site for 2026

Is there a 2026 CCA Umpire Manual? Are they still making these?

Just got the Davis Memorial Day sale email…looks pretty good!

I love the All Star double bar steel mask still as a cheaper option for new guys.

Any reason for this? Is it free?

Charlie Ramos appears to have heeded your advice. Cool seeing some Davis stuff at the MLB level (other than those patent leather plate shoes 20 years ago)

Good find - think Whitson used to rock a Power.