hit by pitch,balk,balk,triple play?
2006-07-03
18:50:20
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matapan6 got it to close an inning,i didn't think,,,,how about early in game?
2006-07-03
21:23:52 ·
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balk part is to confuse you
2006-07-04
16:46:05 ·
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what about rule8.02 or 8.04
2006-07-04
16:48:51 ·
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I say one, but I'd love to know the technical answer from a real pro who knows for sure.
2006-07-03 20:39:36
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answer #1
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answered by Mary* 5
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Well, for their to be three outs, there must at least three pitches, so there must be three and three is the minimum. You can't have a baserunner or out without a pitch being thrown. For the last inning, though it wouldn't count as an inning, a pitcher could give up a walk off homer on one pitch, but that's not really a side of an inning. Batters don't get a base on a balk. If there were two balks the hit batter would be on third with none out. There couldn't be a triple play unless he hit the batter on the first balk. Still, in that case, a triple play would have to be a line drive to third with the runner coming from second. The third baseman would have to catch the ball and touch third base then toss the ball to second or tag the runner. Is this case, there are still three pitches, the first hit batter, the second hit batter and the line drive for the triple play.
2006-07-04 05:28:37
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answered by spudric13 7
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2006-07-03 21:48:58
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answered by ra458 1
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2006-07-03 18:51:58
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answered by williamplata 3
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hit by pitch balk balk triple play is impossible. Still only one man on base only a double play possible. Can't do it in less than 3 pitches.
2006-07-03 21:07:10
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answered by Jonny 41 2
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1 pitch.... he hits a batter and then balks 3 times to give the home team the winning run
2006-07-05 05:35:51
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answered by CubsFan 4
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The least amount of pitches is 3. You can get any combination of fly out, ground out, or line out and get 3 outs on 3 pitches, 2 hit by pitches and the 3rd batter grounding into a triple play, any number of possible combinations.
2006-07-03 18:57:00
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answered by ~Brian~ 2
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It's three.
Balks don't yield baserunners. Balks allow baserunners to move up a bag.
The three pitches could be:
- Any three outs (fly out, ground out, foul out, etc)
-Hit-by-pitch, double play, any other out
-Two hit-by-pitch and triple play
2006-07-03 22:23:51
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answered by kx_wx 3
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1. with a lot of balks
2006-07-03 18:53:49
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answered by Akeja 5
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this is rather a novel thought, and surely i might desire to confirm it working properly. not which you does not desire a bullpen, yet you will be able to desire to severaly cut back back on the kind of pitchers you will choose in it. some thing that often amuses me approximately baseball is this is slavish adherence to custom. seem in any respect the concepts you notice in video games like soccer. West Coast offense, Wildcat formation, changing from a a million RB sport, to shared lots, you notice how the sport improves over the years as suggestions substitute and evolve. In baseball, gamers strengthen, however the suggestions hardly substitute. An concepts-set like this might have a extensive impression on the sport. specific, human beings does not like it, yet while it became effectual then each team in baseball might line as much as repeat it. some issues to evaluate even nonetheless a million) you will nonetheless desire a bullpen if a tumbler became getting shelled, or have been given injured. 2) Starters generally have rocky 1st innings. additionally, many starters do not pitch properly in alleviation (it fairly is effectively what they are doing). you may ought to alter the concepts-set of the commencing pitchers to get them to pitch like relievers.
2016-12-08 15:29:56
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answered by Anonymous
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0, I think. Three batters get on by 12 balks, then each one gets picked off base?
2006-07-04 04:03:50
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answered by Dusty 7
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