I would imagine this could be interpreted as interference.
Yes you can pinch hit for a batter once he is pitched to, but of course the new batter starts his at bat with the count of the batter previous.
If the batter intentionally or accidently kicks the ball, he is considered out. Any contact after a batted ball by the batter is an out. See the rules, 6 (batter), and 7 (runner) in the link below. Keep in mind that the offensive players on the field are the batter and runners. If the ball makes incidental contact with an offensive player (as opposed to intentional on the part of a defensive player) before the ball contacts a defensive player, the offensive player is out. One exception to this is when a ball contacts a batter in the batter's box, provided the batter is not swinging on a third strike, in which case he is out. Ball contact with the batter mean he takes first, with the one exception of course.
of course, a batter can be changed at any time.
The word batter has more than one meaning (line most English words). Batter can be a coating that is used for fried foods. If you order fish and chips, there will be batter on the fish. Batter can also mean to hit or assault. You could batter someone with a stick, for example. The act of battering someone is a crime called battery. Although, of course, battery also has another meaning (as in, a battery that stores electrical energy).
It varies from batter to batter. A lot say it is the fastball high and in. I would add that yes it will vary depending on the batter's swinging tendencies. The best pitch will be one that should be a strike. Thus if the batter thinks the ball is not in his 'zone' and lets it go he's stuck 'looking' . The best strikes of course are ones that catch only a piece of the plate.
They are called feedback. You should buy the book for the course and read it!
Of course you should, kiss her and give a warm and sweet cuddle.
Of course. They did Bat you in to score. How you got on base to begin with doesn't matter.
Of course, if the person giving the treats is inconsistent or intentionally confusing in the way the treats are given.
You should have tried before asking... of course it can be...
queens of course queens of course
if she likes him then course she should!