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Batting out of order
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Guest Jwil
We are using MLB rules. The other teamed turned in their line-up card and did not place their number 3 hitter on the card. I am managing the other team. We notice it right away. We don’t say anything. He strikes out his first at bat so we didn’t call batting out of order. His 2nd at bat he flies out. In the last inning he comes up and hits a he. We call batting out of order. Is he out?
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