The position of the fielder's body or feet, have absolutely nothing to do with judging whether a ball is fair or foul. The judgment is based solely upon the relationship between the BALL and the LINE at the moment the fielder touches the ball, or at the moment the ball comes to a stop, or on outfield fly balls;
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Baseball and softball fair and foul balls, including simple diagrams and photos, applicable to Little League and youth leagues. For beginners, including foreign visitors. ... To be precise--and this is not too much information for a basic look at baseball--we have to understand the terms fair ball and foul ball.
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Fair or Foul (PDF File)
In the above copy of the Fair ball / Foul ball sections of rule 2 notice that I have italicized three words. Settles, Passes (or past), and Touches. When determining if a ball is fair or foul these are the three situations that apply.
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Foul ball - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In baseball, a foul ball is a batted ball that: • Settles on foul territory between home and first base or between home and third base, or • Bounds past first or third base on or over foul territory...
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batter hits, foul territory, foul ball: Hi Andrew, A batted ball, fair or foul has absolutely nothing to do with where the defensive player is. It ONLY matters where the ball is. In a case like this... If the ball is on or over fair territory when 1st touched by a defensive player, it... ... More Softball Answers;
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foul territory, foul ball, scenerios: Scott - Thanks for the question. Ok, I see 2 scenerios here, so I will just take them one by one. First scenerio is a ball is hit, touches in fair territory before getting to the base, and goes directly over the top of the bag and lands its second bounce... ... This is a fair ball.
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It doesn't matter where home plate is (It is infact in fair territory), however whether a ball is fair or foul before 1st and 3rd base is where a person touches the ball!!! The ball can land foul and then roll into fair territory and it is a fair ball!!!!!
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If a batted ball initially hits in foul territory and then rolls or bounces (untouched) "fair" before reaching first or third base, it's a fair ball. A bounding ball that hits before passing a base is judged by where the ball is when it goes over the base.
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Rules that define how to judge a batted ball, fair or foul. ... How come if a ball lands fair but rolls foul before the base, why is it a foul ball? Shouldnt it be a fair ball no matter where it roller as long as it touches the ground fair?
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Fair ball - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In baseball, a fair ball is a batted ball that has not yet become a foul ball, and that... • settles on fair ground between home and first base, or between home and third base; or • is on or over fa...
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