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Where, in OBR, does it say PU must appeal on half swings?
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Guest James
I have read, on other posts on Umpire Empire, that PU must appeal to his partner when asked on a half swing. I have been unable to find this rule in OBR. Can someone please cite this rule?
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beerguy55
On the other side...it tells the defense when to appeal...ump is calling safe/nothing on his own unless it's a swing...then he's waiting for the appeal. At that point, why not just call the strike to
MadMax
On who’s part? The PU?? If we’ve got PU making a safe / that’s-nothing signal (either on his own, or taught to) to indicate he’s declining / denying / refusing a check swing appeal… 😵
johnnyg08
Perhaps...but clutching the pearls on the "I'm not required to ask" in NFHS is something some need to move beyond. Nothing productive comes out of that...have a good pregame with your partner and if t
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