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2012-02-10 Winning/Losing Pitcher:

Good Day...What a great question but it carries a very simple answer....The losing pitcher is simply the pitcher of record at the time.  Therefore no matter what happens or in what order pitcher B is the

2011-09-16 Fair or foul:

I did not actually see the play in question, however, if a ball goes inside or OVER the base prior to becoming foul, then the ball is fair...    Baseball thoughts, a ball is ALWAYS fair until it becomes

2011-08-15 interference:

All foul balls are strikes, but not all strikes are foul balls!!!!!  So that was correct.    All squares are rectangles but rectangles are not squares!!!!!    And my personal favorite - All pitches are

2011-08-12 interferance:

Thanks for the question....The defense always has to be given the opportunity to make a play or catch a fly ball....If it's as simple as what you noted, then I would have called out the base runner for

2011-07-27 Pitching Rules:

Thanks for the question....    In NFHS baseball rules any starting pitcher may return to the mound as many times as needed without penalty provided he never leaves the game defensively.    So he can pitch