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re: Little league player makes catch of the year
Posted on 8/21/17 at 12:13 am to Yaboylaroy
Posted on 8/21/17 at 12:13 am to Yaboylaroy
That's different because it's not a run-scoring play
Posted on 8/21/17 at 12:51 am to SirWinston
Sorry posted a reply without seeing the replay.
Thought a poster was saying it crossed over the fence and therefore was a HR regardless of catch in the park.
Hasn't the rule always been, you can snag a HR away but only if you land back in the park? If you catch a ball, and you are out of the Park, the ball is out of the Park...but if you catch a ball out of the park but you land in the park...that's the body rule...the ball stays in the park.
Sorry I assumed the replay was some cool snag way over the fence but the guy stayed in the park...
Never heard of diving over the fence and that being an out.
I agree with the guy I responded to - after seeing the video - he was right - we all know that - it's baseball...if a ball is over the fence the only way it's an out is if someone catches it and brings it back into the field of play.
That's the long-standing baseball ethos, pathos, rule, code, etc.
You can't just jump over a fence like Evil Knievel and catch a ball down by the river and call it an out.
The ball doesn't have to stay in the park...but the person catching the ball, has to stay in the park.
Thought a poster was saying it crossed over the fence and therefore was a HR regardless of catch in the park.
Hasn't the rule always been, you can snag a HR away but only if you land back in the park? If you catch a ball, and you are out of the Park, the ball is out of the Park...but if you catch a ball out of the park but you land in the park...that's the body rule...the ball stays in the park.
Sorry I assumed the replay was some cool snag way over the fence but the guy stayed in the park...
Never heard of diving over the fence and that being an out.
I agree with the guy I responded to - after seeing the video - he was right - we all know that - it's baseball...if a ball is over the fence the only way it's an out is if someone catches it and brings it back into the field of play.
That's the long-standing baseball ethos, pathos, rule, code, etc.
You can't just jump over a fence like Evil Knievel and catch a ball down by the river and call it an out.
The ball doesn't have to stay in the park...but the person catching the ball, has to stay in the park.
This post was edited on 8/21/17 at 12:54 am
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