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It's a strike. But if it happens when the batter has two strikes, it's an out, though I'm not sure whether they call it a strike-out or a fly-ball out.

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Q: If there is less than two strikes in a baseball game and the hitter tips the ball into the catcher's glove is it a strike or an out?
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