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Let me Explain. When I was a child I played baseball (unorganized), I knew the game well as it is simple to learn. Later in life when my son began to play the game, I was asked to be an assistant coach. I was a little rusty on the rules so I purchased the Official MLB rulebook. Wow, was I surprised to see that what I thought were a few simple rules were actually pages and pages of complicated regulations, exceptions, descriptions of plays, etc. The infield fly rule is far more intricate than I had ever dreamed. I spent weeks studying the book and I finally had a good grasp of the game, but often I had to refer back to the book. I reached a point that I could answer almost any question and describe each situation and rule. Then I began to coach the players. Now, knowing the rules was becoming less essential, because the game is actually 9 positions working in unison and each can take years to master with much dedication.
2007-02-07
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