I couldnt resist =P
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_ylt=AoLzKRn2xblT0mSl4DJh1Qw5nYcB?slug=ap-yankees-wangout&prov=ap&type=lgns
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Yanks’ Wang expected to be out until September
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Yanks’ Wang expected to be out until September
that reminds me of the infamous commentary; In which a learned English Commentator Brian johnson stated "We welcome World Service listeners to the Oval, where the bowler's Holding, the batsman's Willey." Commander Annabella wrote:
It was pride weekend this weekend so we talked alot about pitchers and catchers.
what a coincidence. I was about to comment that sports are gay.
Elinda wrote:
Why do Ugly's posts all have a big space at the start?
...it's not very appealing to look at.
...it's not very appealing to look at.
You're drunk. All of my posts are normal and boring. Just ask BT.
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gbaji wrote:
Yeah. While it's not like I've read the whole MLB rulebook or anything, my understanding is that if the batter leaves the batter's box before the pitcher begins his throw (perhaps even steps on the plate), the pitcher isn't allowed to pitch (ie: you can step back, stretch, grab your crotch, spit, etc, and the pitcher can't toss one in while you're doing it). Once the batter is "set", the pitcher may pitch, at which point the batter can't leave the box. Not sure what the penalty is if he does, but it's a violation of the rules.
The batter can leave the box at any point if they desire so. However, if they've "set", then leaving the box without getting a timeout from the umpire means any pitch still counts. Even the wildest of pitchers will throw down the middle if the batter's not standing in the batter's box.
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