Re-entry of player

coach270910,000+ posts

Let's say the 5th inning. Johnny is the starter and Frank pinch hits for him. Frank laces a single into the outfield but is slower than Christmas. After the play is over the offense wants to re-enter Johnny for Frank because he's faster. Ump doesn't let him and says that he can't re-enter until the offense goes back on defense.

I've never heard of this rule before in my life. When I was head coach I was always allowed to re-enter the starter no matter when. Other teams were allowed to re-enter the starter as well.

So is the guy last night wrong or did everyone else in the past get it wrong?

Thanks guys

5/8/101:20 PM

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Michael S. Taylor1,000+ posts

Sounds like he got it wrong. He is either miximg it with another ruleset or he is thinking about the CR rule. Either way he has it wrong.

5/8/101:33 PM

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