Todays silly question........What if during a baseball game someone runs out on the field....?
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dude a-rod would tackle him and hit him with a aluminum baseball bat
297230
I'm sorry to say you would only last one play and then end up as a little spot on the field where you took the first hit.\nTry Little Gridders if you are young enough.
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Are you on the same team?  If you are at bat, then hit a single and run for it.  If you are the first baseman, then hope that she hits a single.  If the batter hits a double or makes it further, then first base will simply be passed by.  You are talking about baseball...right?
681660
yes it's very annoying and the person who first played this should be shot, but it does mean that they want the runner to go home (score)....could be worse. they could be playing the macarena...
1072905
the field would be too crowded....
548050
Think about baseball or old people.
336804
Well, the pitch would be called a strike. I know that much. The batter does not get to go to first base. I'm pretty sure the ball would be dead, just as if it were a foul ball-- but I can't find anything to confirm this. Take a look at the definition of "strike."\n\nEDIT: From 6.08 "APPROVED RULING: When the batter is touched by a pitched ball which does not entitle him to first base, the ball is dead and no runner may advance."
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Technically, if they call the game over then it must remain over. You can reverse a call but not once the game has ended. Imagine going back to the Hurricanes and OSU championship and reversing the interference call, thats not legal now. In the words of Yogi Berra, "It aint over, til its over"....So when its over its over. Its like digging up a dead person. You cant bring them back to life. Those umps suck !
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tehre's a formula for it...\nit depends how much you run druing the game
510064
I assume someone is on base.  If it's past you, quickly take off your helmet/mask as you turn to go after the ball, and get rid of the helmet/mask away from where you are going, and away from other players.  More importantly, the teammates (both on the field and in the dugout) should be yelling and pointing towards where the ball is, so the catcher should be listening to that as well.  \n\nIf no one's on base, it really doesn't matter.
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I hope he breaks his neck before he breaks any baseball records. Maybe he should be thrown out of baseball for doing steroids. Think about it... if you did drugs in the workplace, would you be fired??? I don't think that any player of any game that gets the saleries that the likes of Bonds gets should be able to compete for any records if they are on any performance enhancing drugs.
854159
you ask them on the field lol lol lol
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Child: "Mommy, CAN I go to the store?"\nMommy: "Child, I do not know weather or not you CAN,\n        But, you MAY not."\n\nSo, "Can the red sox, etc."\nWhy of course, they CAN - no team has yet been mathematically eliminated.\nBut, they WILL NOT.
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Its extremely different. For one, you don't run the bases as you do in baseball. And I do believe one person can keep hitting........and hitting.........and hitting. But what do I know? *shrugs*
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Try posting this question under "Baseketball" rather than Baseball.....
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Hmm  I don't think anyone has yet hit the newly built box adjacent of the batter.  And I think the construction included special tempered glass/plastic?  I am not sure.  Did hear something about it on the news, but got distracted by the kids fighting.  However, I hope that the player would not be responsible.  At least I am hoping.  He has no control of where he hits the ball.  And you are talking about the the home field of the Cubs.  And they definitely have no control this year.  However, I am sure the ball club would consider taking care of it.  Would you offer to pay for the broken window that you hit a ball into?
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I agree with you, but as far as baseball goes, they didn't "catch on" (which isn't a good thing) until the early-mid 80's. I know myself, no joking of a few players who used steroids to get ripped, as in muscle tone and bat speed, and running speed as well as to prolong thier careers. It is a much different "cycle" than those looking to be huge and monsterous. I'll give you a clue on one of them, he played for the Reds and Tigers and his name rhymes with Derek Shavis. People think ball players tak it for one reason: to hit homers. But the effects are much more potent and better when you try to use it for endurance and to get "chisled". How do I know this, I have studied baseball for 10 of my 20 years on this planet, and I have met and talked to a lot of ball players. It doesn't however make it better to not use it to bulk up, but look at why runners use it and marathoners. Imagine trying to run 26.2 miles and having it feel like 5 miles. Imagine the extra step when you are trying to steal a base? Imagine a few more mph on an outfield throw to get runners out? Or maybe even the extra step to run out a long fly ball. Those are the people MOST don't know about. When a player takes it to bulk, they have one thing on their mind: home runs. So my point is they are both cheaters and punks.