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it is an interesting thought but they would never call it

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Q: If a pitcher catches the ball back from the catcher while in contact with the rubber while a runner is on base is it a balk?
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In fast pitch softball does the pitcher have to be in contact with the pitching rubber?

Yes, the pitcher has to be in contact with the rubber or if not the pitch will be illegal


Can a balk be called if the catcher gives the pitcher the signs before the pitcher toes the rubber?

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Does the pitcher have to start on the rubber or just end on the rubber?

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What happens if the pitcher drops the ball while in contact with the runner?

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Can a pitcher stand on the corner of the pitching rubber?

Yes. A pitcher must make contact with the rubber but it may be a toe, a heel, or the entire foot.


How far away is the pitcher from the catcher?

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How far is the pitcher from the catcher in10 year olds baseball?

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Must a pitcher have both feet on the pitchers plate?

No, the pitcher only needs 1 foot in contact with the pitching rubber to start his pitch


When catcher catches third strike is ball still alive?

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In slow pitch softball does the pitcher have to be in contact with the pitching rubber?

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What is the name for the pitcher's mound rubber?

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