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the catcher does that he apples to 3rd or 1st ...Answer to the question:First off, why would the offensive manager want to appeal a half swing on a ball? By doing this he is taking the risk that his batter will have a strike called on him!! However, you are looking for an answer to your question. YES, the manager can request the umpire to ask his partner or other umpire for help on an appeal if the original call was a ball (an appeal cannot be made on an original strike call). You were correct, this is all covered in Section 9.02(c) -- The rule is longer then what i have included but this it the part the relates to your question:9.02(c) "The manager or the catcher may request the plate umpire to ask his partner for help on a half swing when the plate umpire calls the pitch a ball, but not when the pitch is called a strike. The manager may not complain that the umpire made an improper call, but only that he did not ask his partner for help...."
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Of the nine positions in baseball, pitcher and catcher are the 2 most critical, requiring the greatest level of skill. These 2 players touch the ball on virtually every pitch and therefore have the greatest impact on the outcome of the game. So when a coach is assembling his team, he'll often ask prospective players if they are a pitcher or catcher because those are the first positions he'll want to fill.
Find something you have in common and strike up an conversation based on that and ask them to go out with you and talk about it later.
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A "pitcher" is not of fixed size.
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