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Fair Ball Common mistakes 1.All of the line is in fair ground 2.All bases are in fair ground 3.The position of the player has no bearing on fair or foul * where is the ball when it is touched
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Fair BallKey points
1.A bounding ball must be over fair ground when passing 1st or 3rd base
2.A ball in flight past the base must first hit in fair ground
3.A ball that does not pass 1st or 3rd base must settle or be touched by a player, umpire or their equipment in fair territory
Fair BallCommon mistakes
1.All of the line is in fair ground2.All bases are in fair ground3.The position of the player has no bearing on fair
or foul * where is the ball when it is touched
CatchKey Points
1. Securing the ball in the hand or glove.2. Catch must be completed i.e. voluntary release3. The ball may be in control of a fielder while
touching the ground but the ground can’t aid in control
CatchKey Points
1. Securing the ball in the hand or glove.2. Catch must be completed i.e. voluntary release3. The ball may be in control of a fielder while
touching the ground but the ground can’t aid in control
Common mistakes1. Ball not controlled in the hand or glove2. A movement unrelated to the catch
causing the ball to come free3. Catching and carrying into dead ball
territory
Charged conference Not a charged conference
Conferences
1. If time is granted for the purpose of a coach conferring with a player(s)2. 3 defensive conferences per 7 inning game. 1 per extra inning, no carry over.3. 1 offensive conference per inning
1. Players conferring without a coach2. If pitcher is replaced3. If to check on an injured/ill player4. If the opposing team requested time
for the conference* must conclude when
opponents conferences concludes
InterferenceKey Points
1. Offensive violation: hindering, impeding, obstructing or confusing the defense.
2. Intentional, unintentional, physical or verbal3. Creating malicious contact with any fielder, in or
out of the baseline with or without the ball4. Coach physically assisting a runner
ObstructionKey Points1. Defensive violation: hindering or changing the pattern of play of the batter or runner2. 2. intentional, unintentional, verbal, physical 3. Fake tags4. Blocking a base without the ball
PitchKey points
1. A live ball delivered to the batter
2. Pitch ends when 1 of the following criteria is met.
A. secured by the catcher
A. Secured by the catcherB. Comes to rest
A. Secured by the catcherB. Comes to rest C. Goes out of play
A. Secured by the catcherB. Comes to rest C. Goes out of playD. Becomes deadE. Batter hits the ball (other than a foul tip)
OutsWhat type of outs can we get?
Is it important to know what type of out ?
Outs1. Force out
Outs1. Force out2. Tag Out
Outs1. Force out2. Tag out3. Strike out
OutsImportant to know what type of out we have in order to administer appeals and timing plays.
SlidesKey points
1. Never required to slide2. Must slide legally
SlidesKey points
Illegal slide techniques1. Rolling, popup, crossbody
SlidesKey points
Illegal slide techniques1. Rolling, popup, crossbody2. Leg higher than defenders knee
SlidesKey points
Illegal slide techniques1. Rolling, popup, crossbody2. Leg higher than defenders knee3. Contact initiated beyond the base
SlidesKey points
Illegal slide techniques1. Rolling, popup, crossbody2. Leg higher than defenders knee3. Contact initiated beyond the base4. Force play: sliding out of baseline
SlidesKey points
Illegal slide techniques1. Rolling, popup, crossbody2. Leg higher than defenders knee3. Contact initiated beyond the base4. Force play: sliding out of baseline5. Slashing, kicking or attempting to injure
Strike Zone
Strike Zone
Definition:The area over the plate the top of which is the midpoint between the shoulders and the waistline when the batter is in a natural stance. The bottom is the knees
Strike Zone
Tangent strike: any portion of the ball touching any portion of the plate and zone.
SUBSTITUTE - DEFINITION
Player who is eligible to replace another player already in lineup.
SUBSTITUTE - DEFINITIONRe-Entry Eligibility
All starters including DH may leave and re-enter once. Must go back in at same batting position.Withdrawn substitute may not re-enter
SUBSTITUTE - DEFINITION
Player who exhibits signs, symptoms or behaviors consistent with a concussion shall be removed from the game and shall not return to play until cleared by an appropriate health-care personnel.
Re-entry rules apply.