how many innings can a pitcher pitch per game
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He can pitch all 6 but he can not pitch more than 6 per week.  Most only pitch about 3 per game though since little league games only last 6 innings.
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Actually there is a rule in little league baseball, the rule was implented in 2005.  It's listed below:\n\nRULE 7.14(little league rulebook)\n\nOnce each inning a team may utilize a player who is not in the batting order as a special pinch-runner for any offensive player. A player may only be removed for a special pinch runner one time during a game. The player for whom the pinch-runner runs  is not subject to removal from the lineup. If the pinch-runner remains in the game as a substitute defensive or offensive player, the player may not be used again as a pinch runner while in the batting order. However, if removed for another substitute that player or any player not in the lineup, is again eligible to be used as a pinch runner.
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It's covered under Rule 5.08 of the official MLB rules:\n\n"If a thrown ball accidentally touches a base coach, or a pitched or thrown ball touches an umpire, the ball is alive and in play. However, if the coach interferes with a thrown ball, the runner is out."\n\nSo, play would continue as normal assuming the coach didn't purposely interfere with the ball.
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Allowing anyone on base would destroy a perfect game, even if the runner was later doubled up or caught stealing. Let's put it this way: In 1917, Babe Ruth was pitching and walked the first batter of the game. Ruth was ejected for arguing balls and strikes. Ernie Shore comes in to pitch. The baserunner is caught stealing. Shore then retires the next 26 batters for a 27-up, 27-down game. Yet it is not considered an official perfect game by the statitcians at Major League baseball. For that matter, a rain-shortened game would not be considered an official perfect game either. You must go at least 9 innings, and the game must be perfect the whole way. Extra-inning games by Pedro Martinez and Harvey Haddix are no longer considered "perfect" because they were broken up in extra innings.
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Tue. 13, Cleveland, 7:05 PM,  Yankee Stadium, Wang (6-2), Byrd (5-4) \n\nWed. 14, Cleveland, 7:05 PM,  Yankee Stadium, Johnson (7-5), Johnson (3-6)\n\nThu. 15, Cleveland, 1:05 PM,  Yankee Stadium, Mussina (8-2), Lee (4-5)  \nTimes Eastern Time-Yankees Pitcher first pitcher listed
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I would definetly pitch to him. Even though he is 3-3 with 3 HR's. The chances of anybody hitting 4 HR's, nonetheless 4 hits in WS Game 7 are the same to Hell freezing over. Not saying it can't happen though. I'd like to think in this situation, you'd give me some leeway and give my OF's good and accurate arms. But nonetheless, I would attack him this way. Pitch around him. Not so much that the pitches are unhittable, but enough so he can't pull them. OR, if he's hit the 3 HR's to the opposite field, I would give him some inside heat, if my SP has any left.\n\nPOSSIBLY:\n\nWith 57 HR's and if there were 2 or more walk-off HR and he had some clutch hits, I might do this. I'd put my closer up. Make my pitcher hold the ball until the batter calls time. Have my infield talk to him. Then I would make the picther hold the ball again untill time is called. Then I would go out myself and exchange pitchers. Then with my closer I would attack the same way I did in the other paragraph.
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The one I'm in doesn't have a limit as to games played or innings pitched.  That's on Yahoo.
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Feb 14 give or take a day, for pitchers and catchers.  Position players will report about five days later.  Each club has a little bit of say.
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If I remember correctly from my umpiring days, if a defensive player throws any part of his equipment at a batted ball and it makes contact, the batter and runners are awarded 3 bases, (It's the only 3 base award, and the most  severe) but the ball is still alive, and the batter can try to take home on his own if he/she wishes.  It doesn't matter on the park or the league, it is not an individual ground rule.\n\nFrom the baseball rule book:\n\n7.05\nEach runner including the batter runner may, without liability to be put out, advance...(b) Three bases, if a fielder deliberately touches a fair ball with his cap, mask or any part of his uniform detached from its proper place on his person. The ball is in play and the batter may advance to home base at his peril;  c) Three bases, if a fielder deliberately throws his glove at and touches a fair ball. The ball is in play and the batter may advance to home base at his peril.
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Team one decent batting, need pitching.\n\nTeam two good pitching, and decent batting.\n\nGet pitching now.\n\nQuarter way through season change some batting.\n\nI'm no expert, though I play and have a decent record.
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The losing pitcher is the one who is in the game when the the run scores that puts the winning team ahead for the remainder of the game.\n\nEx.  if a pitcher gives up a run in the first and is removed, and the final score is 15-8, as long as the scre was neve tied, that pitcher is the losing pitcher.  May not be fair but that's the rule.
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You have too many bench batters.  Most of the time, you will have 3-5 bench batters that contribute nothing for you.  The general advice is to get more pitchers for Wins and Ks.  If youcan get some good middle relivers, they can even lower your ERA and WHIP.
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a no hitter is just like it sounds, the pitcher doesnt allow any hits in the game, but there can still be walks.  A perfect game is no hits, runs, errors, walks, etc. A perfect game is very hard to achieve. Only 17 pitchers have ever gotton a perfect game, here they are.\n\nCy Young \n\nAddie Joss \n \nCharlie Robertson \n \nDon Larsen\n \nJim Bunning\n \nSandy Koufax\n \nCatfish Hunter \n \nLen Barker \n \nMike Witt \n \nTom Browning \n \nDennis Martinez \n \nKenny Rogers \n \nDavid Wells\n \nDavid Cone\n \nRandy Johnson\n\nJohn Lee Richmond  \n\nMonte Ward
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It depends on whether they're using a pinch runner OR something called a courtesy runner.  Pinch runners are actually players that will go in for the player they're running for in the lineup, i.e. a replacement.\n\nCourtesy runners are typically for the pitcher and catcher, mainly to keep the pitcher from getting tired running the bases and the catcher to help speed up the game so he can get his gear on between innings.  (Rules state the time between innings should be limited to ONE MINUTE or eight pitches, whichever comes first).  When courtesy runners are used, to prevent the coach from simply picking his fastest runner, the player that can run should be the last batter who got out.  This explains why the boy who just struck out was the runner.
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definately the intentional walks, it is cheap and takes the bat away from the hitter basically. im not saying it should entirely be done with because pitcher can still walk their batter by pitching outside the strike zone, but they need to regulate how many intentional walks are allowed. ive always wanted this type of rule where you are only allowed to intentionally walk a each batter once in a game. this is especially a good idea because of barry bonds and albert pujols type of players.
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I am a fast pitch pitcher in high school. Yes it is possible to pitch another no hitter. Last year I threw two perfect games. The most important thing to do is to make sure you mechanics are correct. If you throw correctly you can throw 3 games in a day and only be a little sore the next day. The main thing is to throw using your legs to generate the power. Your arm should never get tired. Only your legs should. The windmill motion is very easy on the body. To strengthen your legs I suggest running and doing squats and other various weight lifting. To improve your speed of the pitch work on foot speed. I like to do plyometrics to accomplish this. Don't over do the strengthen of the arm and shoulder muscles. You want to keep your muscles loose. Like my pitching coach always says loose muscles are fast muscles. I would work on grip strength by squeezing a tennis ball. Also strength the forearm, but make sure you stretch it out when your done. A good way to pick up stamina is to use a weighted ball. You don't have to go out and buy one. An easy way to make one is to put 1/4 finishing nails into the seams. 32 nails is about one ounce. You can add about one ounce to two. But I suggest starting light and working up to the heavier one. If you throw twenty with the weighted ball at the end of your workout your stamina will rise tremendously. Start with about twenty and work up to about forty then add more weight to the ball and start at twenty again. Keep pitching and good luck!
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I believe this is the ruling, but it has been a couple years since my son was in All-stars.\n\nA sub on the bench can courtesy run for either the pitcher or catcher.  If a pinch runner is used for someone else, that runner must stay in the game for at least 3 outs or 1 at bat.  This is the minimum playing time for each player on the team.