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  1. It is possible, rule 5.04(b)(4)(A) (4) The Batter’s Box Rule (A) The batter shall keep at least one foot in the batter’s box throughout the batter’s time at bat, unless one of the following exceptions applies, in which case the batter may leave the batter’s box but not the dirt area surrounding home plate: (i) The batter swings at a pitch; (ii) An attempted check swing is appealed to a base umpire; (iii) The batter is forced off balance or out of the batter’s box by a pitch; (iv) A member of either team requests and is granted “Time”; (v) A defensive player attempts a play on a runner at any base; (vi) The batter feints a bunt; (vii) A wild pitch or passed ball occurs; (viii) The pitcher leaves the dirt area of the pitching mound after receiving the ball; or (ix) The catcher leaves the catcher’s box to give defensive signals. If the batter intentionally leaves the batter’s box and delays play, and none of the exceptions listed in Rule 5.04(b)(4)(A)(i) through (ix) applies, the umpire shall issue a warning to the batter for the batter’s first violation of this Rule in a game. For a batter’s second or subsequent violations of this Rule in a game, the League President may issue an appropriate discipline. In National Association play, for a batter’s second or subsequent violations of this Rule in a game, the umpire shall award a strike without the pitcher having to deliver the pitch.
  2. Yelich will hit a 2 out granny to tie it up, then Braun walk off just like last year
  3. Based on Anderson's performance last year we may see history from Goldy in a few minutes, Shawn Green is watching
  4. I was told Grandal's catching in the NLCS was nothing to worry about?
  5. Well I wouldn't call him that just yet, going to be plenty of high leverage job opportunities in this pen by the looks of it. Yeah you're right, probably just looking for a low stress first bullpen appearance spot for him
  6. Wow how far Anderson has fallen, I did not think he was the mop up man
  7. You named one good pitcher in here and he wasn't even good last season. Hicks might just break the radar gun. Hader throws hard; Hicks throws flames. There is more to pitching than just speed. Hicks walked 40 guys in 77 IP, and his ERA was 3.59 which is not even good for a relief pitcher. Dan Jennings and Jacob Barnes were both better than that last year
  8. My girlfriend just asked the same question. Sandwiched in between about two dozen other questions. haha Let it be lesson to the young fellas out there, no matter how cool you think it is that some girl loves sports...she doesn't really
  9. We correctly guessed he would throw a curveball in the dirt on 0-2 and he did. Molina made a HOF play, tip your hat and move on.
  10. I am just baffled how people actually like replay when it destroys pace of play, ruins the excitement of watching a live game, and then is wrong half the time anyways
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