Can you change a baseball pither during the count ?
371840
I disagree with everyone, you cannot take a pitcher out ANY time you want. You can only take them out after they have finished pitching to one player. The ONLY exception is if the pitcher gets injured and must be taken out. In that case, the new pitcher inherits the count that the replaced pitcher left with.\n\nIt's the same way with batting. You can't inherit a 3 ball 0 strike count and replace him with a hitter who will mash the next pitch (99% of the time a fastball) over the fence.
936223
yes just change the stats for that week
939667
depending on the site, yes.\n\nit sounds like you are having a trust issue with your commissioner, since you asked about him changing HIS players and not someone else's.  you should come right out and ask him.  if doing that is against the rules you agreed upon, i'd bring it to the attention of the other managers as well.  \n\nsome folks will stop at nothing to win.
685778
Say a manager wants to insert an outfielder (OF) into the game. He decides to put him in centre field, but in a double switch, instead of the centre fielder coming out for the new player, he instead takes the place of another field player say the right fielder. So in the end, you have the newly inserted outfielder in centre, and the former centre fielder playing right field.\n\nThis is most commonly used in the infield instead. Infielders usually can only play one position. A double switch allows infielders to play their natural position, while also allowing the manager to keep the players he wants in the game on the field.
1142999
In a game in the late 80's or maybe 1990, Mickey Tettleton of the Baltimore Orioles had a game in which he drove in 5 runs in 1 official atbat. He walked with the bases loaded, then hit a grand slam, then walked in his last atbat to finish with just 1 official atbat. No, it is not possible to drive in 5 runs in 1 plate appearance.
1180705
With 2 outs, yes.  With one or no outs, the batter can't run to first if first is occupied.  If he could, catchers would drop the ball on purpose and get an easy double play.
646348
No the out cannot be called at this point. The appeal for not retagging has to be made before a pitch is thrown to the next batter.
149305
Changing the partner between rounds.
1144401
Give him a single, then however he got out at 2nd (for example if the 1stbaseman threw to the SS... it would be 3-6)
946566
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.
20702
a real easy way to alter a pitch is to remove some (or most) of your fingers from the ball when you throw it. Your arm speed will make it look like a fastball but because the ball is in your palm (rather than being gripped tightly by your fingers), it will go slowly.
873512
no, you can't, but Y! can...\nemail the fantasy people requesting one of the following playoffs and they will make the change....\n\nWeek 15 and 16    4 teams\nWeek 16 and 17    4 teams\nWeek 14, 15 and 16  6 teams \nWeek 15, 16 and 17  6 teams\nWeek 14, 15 and 16  8 teams \nWeek 15, 16 and 17  8 teams\n\n-nny
1039859
NO they shouldn't be ordering it ESPICALLY after the homeplate Umpire issued a warning. If it is done by the pitcher that is simply how things go and THAT is part of baseball.
758272
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1186979
Fastball, change-up, and sinker. Wait until you are older to throw breaking pitches. Also, try a knuckleball every once in a while, but don't throw them as a main pitch.
115085
Yes, according to official major league rules, the ball is live and the batter can attempt to advance to first. Interestingly enough, Japanese rules do not allow this.
989750
Easy.  HGH.  Baseballers do it all the time.   Just ask Jason Grimsley.