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If the batter does not swing at the ball and it hits him in the hand, it is not a strike and the player is able to walk to first base. If a batter is hit with a ball and the batter did nothing to place himself in front of the ball to make himself be hit, he is able to walk to first base.

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The batter would be charged with a strike.

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17y ago
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Yes. Trying to bunt and missing counts as a strike.

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16y ago
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It is a strike. Look at rule 2.00 "Definition of Terms" of the MLB rules.Its true rules are rules you swing,get hit strike...I know its not fair at times but its the part of the game

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Strike.

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No

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Strike

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Q: If you swing and miss the ball but the ball hits you is it a strike or hit by a pitch?
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