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A balk in baseball is a pitcher's illegal movement that deceives the baserunners. The umpire calls a balk when they see the pitcher make a deceptive move while on the pitching rubber, causing the baserunners to advance. The umpire signals a balk by pointing towards the pitcher and calling "balk" aloud.
In Major League Baseball a Balk is a delayed dead ball. That means that if the pitcher pitches the ball after the Balk is called, the umpire waits to see what happens before calling time and enforcing the Balk. If the batter hits the ball, and reaches base safely, and all runners advance at least one base, the Balk is ignored.
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It is just "Your Out!" by the umpire.
The judge of a baseball game is called an umpire.
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The name of a baseball referee is called an Umpire.
The 3rd base umpire is of course responsible for all plays at third base. Among his other duties is calling a hit ball fair or foul; being responsible for the call on a left handed batter as to if his "checked swing" is really a real swing; checking for a balk by the pitcher ( all umpires can call a balk ) and determining whether a hit to left field is a home run.
In Major League Baseball (MLB), a balk is a penalty called on a pitcher for making an illegal movement or action while on the pitching mound. According to the rules of baseball, a balk is defined as any deceptive or illegal movement by the pitcher with a runner on base, which can result in the runner advancing to the next base.
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The umpire is safe in the baseball game.