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NFHS New DH Rule
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Player A is listed as the P/DH hitting 8th. Player B is hitting 5th playing CF. In the 4th inning Player B is replaced by Player C in CF hitting 5th in a straight swap. In the 6th inning Player B reenters as the P for Player A who continues as the DH. Is this a legal move?
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maven
This is alarming coming from a former marine. The rules include no capital punishments for any infraction.
noumpere
i don't know the marine's rank, but this might also be corporal punishment. And, in pro ball, some of the punishment might be a fine -- a capital punishment. I'll wait for your
maven
No. First, remember that FED's "P/DH" stands for "Player/DH," not "pitcher." I'm not sure whether you have B reentering as "Player" or "pitcher." I recommend using "F/DH," but it hasn't caught on
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