Reply to "was this the right call?"

AgentDad100+ posts

bluezebra is right on the money. the batter must yield to the fielder making a play on the ball. this exact scenario happened to my son (as a pitcher) at a recent tournament. the batter lowered his shoulder and plowed him over just as the ball was getting to his glove. he lost his glasses (about 25 feet away), but held the catch. didn't need to though...the batter was out at contact.

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1/28/0410:34 AM

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