The runner is out, the ball is dead,all runners return to their original base, and the batter receives a base hit
AnswerThe batter is awarded a singleAdded information: This was recently (past few years) changed. Now, the batter is awarded a base hit only if the official scorer judges that the ball would have been a hit had it not touched a runner. Otherwise the batter is on base with a fielder's choice!
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The official scoring is single, and the runner is out (unassited putout awarded to the nearest fielder)
No. Home plate is considered fair territory and is treated as any other part of the field. However, if the batter is stepping on home while making contact with the ball, he is out for having touched the ball in fair territory. ---------- The above is not necessarily true. The rule says if the batter has all of one or both feet out of the batter's box when making contact with the pitch, he's out. But it's certainly possible for a batter's toe to be on the plate while his heel is on the inside line of the batter's box, and he would be legal. Next time you watch a Major League game, look for the inside line of the batter's box. In most ballparks, they don't chalk the inside line. Why? Because then it's up to the umpire to decide if, in his judgment, the batter's entire foot was out of the batter's box when he made contact with the pitch. It makes for fewer discussions with the Managers. And by the way, if the entire foot is out of the batter's box, and the batter makes contact with the pitch, he's out, whether he hits the ball fair or foul.
Yes, both feet must be within the batter's box when the batter hits the ball. If the batter steps out of the box before making contact, it can be considered a violation, and the hit may be ruled invalid. However, if the batter is forced out of the box by a pitch or defensive player, it may not be considered a violation.
well you can do anything you want. first of all both feet have to be in the batters box while making contact with the ball. if your foot is on home plate while making contact with the ball you are out!!
The purpose of the splitter pitch movement in baseball is to deceive the batter by making the pitch appear as a fastball before dropping sharply as it reaches the plate, causing the batter to swing and miss or make weak contact.
Making Contact - album - was created in 1982-08.
Each time a batter commits himself to making contact with the ball, but fails to do so, that is a strike. "And it's one ... two ... three strikes you're out In the old ball game!"
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Making Contact - radio program - was created in 1994.
Yes, a batter should watch the ball making contact with the bat. The batter should have his head turned toward the pitcher in a very comfortable position, as if he or she were watching TV. When near the point of contact, the batter should turn his head back a little and try to watch the bat hit the ball. If the batter does not turn his head, he will be looking at the ball out of the corner of his eye. I don't know of any person on this planet who can see something better out of the corner of their eyes. Hitting is tough and you must get a good look at the ball to have any chance at being successful.
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The duration of Making Contact - radio program - is 1740.0 seconds.
Not making eye contact means not looking people directly in the eye.