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Make The Call NHHS RULES

Started this discussion. Last reply by David LeVine Mar 9. 6 Replies

 

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Mark Cassler replied to David LeVine's discussion Rule question
"You said that the runner was forced to return to 2nd but it's not a force out???"
May 23
Mark Cassler replied to David LeVine's discussion Rule question
"The run doesn't count because the appeal at 2nd was the 3rd out. Since this was one play you can't count the run. This was not a time play. Think of this. Same situation and your batter hits a line drive to the pitcher. The pitcher catches…"
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Apr 9
David LeVine replied to Mark Cassler's discussion Make The Call NHHS RULES
"I misread the situation and was looking at it from a groundball point of view.  Since it's a line drive, I am going with the ball is dead and the runner is out since the runner has a responsibility to get out of the way of the fielder…"
Mar 9
Mark Cassler replied to Mark Cassler's discussion Make The Call NHHS RULES
"David Be careful. This play is tricky. Remember that one of the four answers is correct. The other ones are all wrong. Mark"
Mar 9
Larry Cicchiello replied to Mark Cassler's discussion Make The Call NHHS RULES
"Hi David, 95% of the time it's a dead ball. The runner is out and batter is awarded first base and any other runners advance only if forced to do so.  EXCEPT if the ball went through or within arm’s length of another infielder and no…"
Mar 9
David LeVine replied to Mark Cassler's discussion Make The Call NHHS RULES
"The ball is in play and both runner and batter is safe.  The runner on 2nd is safe since he is on the bag.  If I am not mistaken, rules states if a ball passes a fielder and hits a baserunner, the runner is not out."
Mar 9
Mark Cassler replied to Mark Cassler's discussion Make The Call NHHS RULES
"ONLY ONE OF THE 4 ANSWERS IS CORRECT."
Mar 8

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Bats:
Right
Throws:
Left
Height:
5ft 9
Weight:
198
Position(s):
P, 1B, OF
Type of hitter... Power? Average? Slap? Pull?
When i played I was more of a slap hitter. I used the whole field.
If you pitch, what type of pitcher are you... Power? Ground ball, Fly ball, Knuckleball?
I was a ground ball pitcher. My catchers always said my fastball felt very heavy. Being a lefty I worked both sides of the played. My fastball had a natural tail and I had a good curve and change up.
I currently:
Enjoy watching games
Baseball Playing Experience:
Little League, Babe Ruth, High School
Baseball Coaching Experience:
Teeball, Little League, Babe Ruth
Softball Playing Experience:
Independent
Who is your favorite hitter and why?
Derek Jeter. I love the way he hits to all fields. One of the best inside out hitters I've ever seen.
Who is your favorite pitcher and why?
Mariano Rivera here it is now try to hit it. An umpires dream calling balls and strikes.
More About Me:
For the last 15 years I've been a baseball umpire. I umpire college, high school, American Legion, AAU, Babe Ruth and volunteer little league state tournament games. I'm currently the President of the Northern Vermont Baseball Umpires Association.
Website:
http://WWW.NVBUA.ORG

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Umpires, Coaches MAKE THE CALL?

Posted on February 15, 2009 at 8:55am 7 Comments

ion #4

Runners on first and second base, one out. Pitching coach comes to the mound for an authorized conference. Both baserunners attend a simultaneous authorized offensive conference with the third base coach. Once the defensive conference is concluded, the runner from first base returns to first base. However, the runner from second base remains at third base with the third base coach. No one notices. How would you rule in each of the following situations:



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At 11:22pm on December 12, 2008, John Tointigh said…
It's cool to see someone join as an umpire. I have not seen an umpire profile on here yet. I umpire college in the spring, but will hang it up for my men's league season...by then, I've had all the ego I care to handle anyway.
At 9:05pm on December 12, 2008, Kyle Grucci said…
I also added a few new profile questions and answers for umpires.
At 9:03pm on December 12, 2008, Kyle Grucci said…
Be sure to join the Umpires group here. I just created it. Nice pictures. This one would be great for your CheckSwing profile photo.
At 8:27pm on December 12, 2008, Kyle Grucci said…
Welcome to CheckSwing, Mark!

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