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Most obscure, least known baseball rule
Realizing that I didn't know the "ground rule triple" rule - as discussed in the other thread - made me wonder what baseball rule might be the least well known.
I nominate that one. Any other candidates? |
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Re: Most obscure, least known baseball rule
balk
also this website is pretty fun (its a quiz of how to apply the rules in different baseball situations) http://www.macroweb.com/ibrules/bqpg0105.htm |
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Re: Most obscure, least known baseball rule
The amount of people who have no idea what the infield fly rule is surprises me.
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Re: Most obscure, least known baseball rule
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balk also this website is pretty fun (its a quiz of how to apply the rules in different baseball situations) http://www.macroweb.com/ibrules/bqpg0105.htm [/ QUOTE ] Sweet link. Got 5/5 on my random quiz, but I think I just ran hot. Played in college but I was very unsure on at least two of those rules, and am positive at least one of those was called differently in a game I played in. |
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Re: Most obscure, least known baseball rule
The tie does NOT go to the runner.
Josh |
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Re: Most obscure, least known baseball rule
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The tie does NOT go to the runner. Josh [/ QUOTE ] No such thing as a tie. |
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Re: Most obscure, least known baseball rule
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[ QUOTE ] The tie does NOT go to the runner. Josh [/ QUOTE ] No such thing as a tie. [/ QUOTE ] QFT. You're either safe or out. |
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balk [/ QUOTE ] [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] |
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Re: Most obscure, least known baseball rule
Damn, I got 4/5 on my random quiz.
I'm really not that good with some of the rules though. I think some of the balk stuff definitely qualifies as some of the least known. Especially hidden-ball trick type stuff. But ground-rule triple stuff definitely is way up there. I imagine MANY baseball fans know nothing of that rule. I'm trying to think of something that would be even less known but am not immediately coming up with anything. |
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Re: Most obscure, least known baseball rule
Pine tar cannot extend more than 18 inces from the bottom of a bat. Just ask George Brett.
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