yes, so long she has not yet started her pitch or presented the ball.
Softball is one sport being pulled.
Rest, ice it up and strengthen it when healed
A pitcher who doesn't get an out in the 1st inning and who is pulled from the game is still considering the starting pitcher. He will be listed this way on the team spreadsheet and roster.
I think the second pitcher... but you might think about rewording your question, it's a little bit confusing.
Nope, but what you can do is pull a fielder in another position and temporarily have the current pitcher play in that position while another pitcher fills in at the mound. After the new pitcher is done he can be pulled, the original pitcher can be moved back to the mound, and another player put in the position he was in.
The pitcher giving up the last to balls gets "credited" with the walk.
it was in the Olympics. it got pulled because they thought the us was going to dominate forever. although japan beat the us in the final game the decision.
The pitcher win/loss count is the same as it is in the majors. If his team is winning when he is replaced, then he leaves with a W, but if any of the other pitchers on his team let the opponents tie the game or more, he no longer has a W, but cannot lose the game. He will just get a no-decision. If his team is already losing when he gets pulled from the game, he leaves with an L, but if his team ends up winning the game, he no longer has an L, but does not get credit for winning the game. He will get a no-decision.
Girls softball started in Chicago in 1887 when George Hancock and a couple other guys pulled out some boxing gloves and an old broom stick after a football game and drew a chalk line to make a dimond inside of the football field.
Little Jack Horner pulled out a plum. The nursery rhyme goes like this: Little Jack Horner Sat in a corner, Eating a Christmas pie; He put in his thumb, And pulled out a plumb, And said "What a good boy am I!"
It was implicit when he pulled Germany out of the League of Nations in 1933.
A pulled hamstring takes weeks to heal and it's not a good idea to play at all. If you can even walk you're doing well and if you can walk without moderate to sever pain then it's probably strained and not pulled. Either way you will aggravate the injury and turn a couple of weeks into months.