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Baseball

True Dough

(26,997 posts) Wed Apr 22, 2026, 08:54 PM 8 hrs ago

Comebacker finds Logan Gilbert in the strangest way!

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Comebacker finds Logan Gilbert in the strangest way! (Original Post) True Dough 8 hrs ago OP

I'm sure that is in the MLB rulebook somewhere, House of Roberts 7 hrs ago #1

I agree with you! RainCaster 7 hrs ago #2

Nope. Ball was not caught, it was out of play. WestMichRad 7 hrs ago #3

House of Roberts

(6,576 posts)

1. I'm sure that is in the MLB rulebook somewhere,

Reply to True Dough (Original post)

Wed Apr 22, 2026, 09:07 PM

7 hrs ago

but in my rule book, in my head, a batted ball was caught without hitting the ground. That's an out.

RainCaster

(13,788 posts)

2. I agree with you!

Reply to House of Roberts (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 22, 2026, 09:22 PM

7 hrs ago

I want a full explanation from the umpire league about this decision. What they did made no sense. The As could have all run the bases while they were making that decision and it would have scored several additional runs.

WestMichRad

(3,319 posts)

3. Nope. Ball was not caught, it was out of play.

Reply to House of Roberts (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 22, 2026, 09:47 PM

7 hrs ago

Similar to when ball gets stuck under the roll of tarp.

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