| What happens when a fielder in an attempt to reach a fair hit ball - (see details)? |
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throws his catching glove at the ball, misses it with his glove, and picks up the ball barehanded and throws the runner out at second base. Does the play stand? If not, why? "barehanded" means without his catching glove on one hand. |
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The play stands, by Rule 7.05 (c & e): |
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i think the play doesnt stand because of the thrown glove. it is probably some sort of interference As soon as the fielder throws his glove I believe everyone is safe, runners and batter. If he threw the runner out then it doesn't matter he's out. did the glove touch the ball at all? if not then i say the play is good. If the glove did touch it, then i would not think so. so what happened did the play stay fair or what? the play stands. i dont see why you think a ball field bare handed wouldn't count. people do it all the time. I do believe the play stands...do not think the glove has a thing to with it as long as he throws the ball to 2nd and the 2nd basemen touches the runner he is out .... yes it counts, you can stop the ball any way you want to, a glove just helps you can NOT throw your glove at the ball. i believe the runner gets second base the runner is out it does not matter if you have a glove on or not, I actually did this once. I got in trouble from my mom (the manager) for being lazy, however the fact is you can stop the ball anyway you want and if the ball gets there before the runner or the runner is tagged out then they are out. |
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