Post by sh3lby on Oct 17, 2005 17:13:33 GMT -4
1) Bouncy Ball Pitch.
If a pitch is pitched and is bouncy.. see this diagram
The first bounce is before home plate, but the second bounces right onto homeplate, is this a ball (bouncy ball) or is this a strike? (as freaky possible as this is.. I think this happened on Sunday, I just wanna know if it’s a strike or ball)
2) Fouls (yes, I’m bringing it back up, a simple yes or no is all I want)
If a grounder rolls from fair territory into foul territory (this is all before first or third base line) but then rolls back into fair territory (no one has touched the ball) is the ball fair? I always thought that once a ball is foul, it can never be fair. So just a simple “Yes, a ball that rolled foul can roll back fair and is fair” or a “No, a ball that rolls foul can never be fair” will do.. I don’t need any bleeding brains =)
3) Forfeiting, both teams
How does one work this scenario? It has been brought up many of times and I’ve never actually found out or asked how it’s handled.. Does both teams take a loss? Do they Tie? Do the Team with less of a team lose and the one with more closer to a team win? Etc..
Just a side note, please don’t make this another 5 pager trying to figure out these simple questions =p If you are unsure about the answer, please refrain from posting unless you are 100% sure. =)
If a pitch is pitched and is bouncy.. see this diagram
The first bounce is before home plate, but the second bounces right onto homeplate, is this a ball (bouncy ball) or is this a strike? (as freaky possible as this is.. I think this happened on Sunday, I just wanna know if it’s a strike or ball)
2) Fouls (yes, I’m bringing it back up, a simple yes or no is all I want)
If a grounder rolls from fair territory into foul territory (this is all before first or third base line) but then rolls back into fair territory (no one has touched the ball) is the ball fair? I always thought that once a ball is foul, it can never be fair. So just a simple “Yes, a ball that rolled foul can roll back fair and is fair” or a “No, a ball that rolls foul can never be fair” will do.. I don’t need any bleeding brains =)
3) Forfeiting, both teams
How does one work this scenario? It has been brought up many of times and I’ve never actually found out or asked how it’s handled.. Does both teams take a loss? Do they Tie? Do the Team with less of a team lose and the one with more closer to a team win? Etc..
Just a side note, please don’t make this another 5 pager trying to figure out these simple questions =p If you are unsure about the answer, please refrain from posting unless you are 100% sure. =)
