Reply to "Balk in the runner from third?"

Originally Posted by bballman:

Originally Posted by joes87:

I have no problem with the pitcher working quick. The pitcher I referred to was going into his wind-up after as the batter was moving his front leg into the box before the ump even started play again. Never came to a set either. One continuous motion.

Was the pitcher in a wind up or in the set position with a runner on base? If he is in the windup, there is no need to come set. I'm sure if the umpire felt the pitcher was quick-pitching the batter illegally, he would have called it, especially if the other team was complaining.

Sorry. Used the term windup when I should have said moving into his pitching motion. There were runners on base a good portion of the game. As I said we spanked this team so it wasnt a big deal.

4/24/1511:46 AM

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