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Why is a rule in the arrangement if it has never applied? This rule is not respected at all times. Baseball players to do it in a sneaky way, so it is almost never called. Baseball rules clearly state that you can not block a base without baseball. Those are the rules. Many players do not just bend the rules of baseball, but completely broken. If you do not apply a rule, why do we still have the rule book? Hunters do it in almost every close game to the plate and get away with it 100% of the time. Infielder out with her very close to 100% of the time. They say the hand is quicker than the eye, but in this case, the knee is often faster than the eye. What infielder will do is block based on a split second before being discarded. It happens so fast that they escape. Basic operation is often the basis in advance, but do not have access to the database.
First basemen are a very good base to prevent the pick-off throw by the pitcher or the Catcher, before they actually get to throw. What first basemen do is to get the knee to the bottom as soon block before they took the ball, and then import the tag down. They get away with it because of the knee to prevent the end of the last split second before getting the ball. Most are so good at it, must be seen to be seen in slow motion. It seems that they are the rules of baseball, but they are not. We're talking fractions of seconds here.
A broker may discourage this. If the rider has fallen on a base or move to the next base, which can slide feet-first instead of head. The last thing we want is to see someone injured on the baseball field so I hope that the baseball player in the field will follow the rules. And even if the player in the field does not follow the rules, still do not want to hurt anyone.
I saw a college baseball coach in high school is a valid argument. His team had a runner on first base and runners had to dive back to first base in an attempt to collect the first pitcher base. Prior to the first baseman had the ball, blocked the base with the knee and the second was safe, but it was a very close game. Much more than it would have been. The reason is that the corridor was blocked by the first baseman's knee and struggled to reach base. The coach just yelled at his driver: "If you block the base, back feet first." The coach is 100%. I hope the coach does not want to hurt his rider from the first base, but just wanted to warn the player first must respect the rules of the game of baseball.
Hey, no big deal, but if you do not follow the rule, why not just remove from the rule book?


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