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∙ 2011-07-17 00:53:09Yes, if you are the batter.
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∙ 2011-07-17 00:53:09Some of the violations in softball is when pitch the ball your back foot has to stay on the ground. If a batter gets hit by a ball its called a dead ball and they get a free base. If a batter hits the catcher with the bat then the player gets a free base because they call that interference. Some umpires dont alow the catcher to talk to the batter either. If u have any more questions just ask.
Base on balls or free walk to first base due to 4 balls given by the pitcher. It's a symbol used when scoring.
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It's still considered a hit-by-pitch.
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yes, the ball is not dead on a walk, the batter is free to try to advance to second and risk being put out
Yes, it is a dead ball and the batter gets a free base (He/she gets to go to 1st)
it takes 4 balls. but if your on base 2 other ways is if your on base someone can get 4 balls and you get another free base or if your on base you can get a free base by a bulk
In softball there is a change-up, fastball, drop-ball, rise-ball, and screwball. Other variations can them stem from these basic pitches. Such as an off speed curve-ball, or the even nastier back door off speed curve ball. It is beneficial if pitches have a pitch they can throw very well if they are looking to being recruited of being a top-notch player.
Unless you are talking about professional baseball, yes the batter can decline to take the issued walk. Only in minor leagues such as competitive fastpitch softball can you reject this. However, it rarely happens because the batter sometimes would rather get the free base than ground out, pop out, or strike out!
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