dead ball or not
Question
ball pitched by pitcher hits ground before crossing home plate and batter hits it off the bounce off ground is it a dead ball or id it live and in play
Answer
Josh: As long as the pitch meets the definition of a legal pitch from the pitcher, it does not matter if it hits the ground before the batter hits it.
If that hit becomes a fair ball, it is live and in play. If a foul pop up, or fly ball, it is playable. On the ground foul, it becomes a dead ball when a defensive player contacts it in foul ground.
Yours in baseball,
Rick
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