I had no idea that a ball that landed in foul territory could come back fair.

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May 12, 2015
1:50:39pm

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I had no idea that a ball that landed in foul territory could come back fair.

You learn something everyday. From just last month:

"Cory Spangenberg hits ball into foul territory, wills it to roll fair with his mind"
http://m.mlb.com/cutfour/2015/04/11/117613568/cory-spangenberg-hits-ball-into-foul-territory-wills-it-to-roll-fair-with-his-mind

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While we're talking rules.

5/12/15 1:43pm

No ump would do that. But once the ump calls foul, the ball is dead, I believe

rggee

5/12/15 1:44pm

Agreed

billyrust

5/12/15 1:45pm

No ump would do that?

5/12/15 1:47pm

I had no idea that a ball that landed in foul territory could come back fair.

Wadds

5/12/15 1:50pm

No MLB ump would do that

rggee

5/12/15 1:53pm

My 9 year old doesn't play in the MLB

5/12/15 1:55pm

Looks like the umps can change the call if the call is appealed.

rggee

5/12/15 2:05pm

1. An ump with a certification

shakarocks

5/12/15 3:19pm

It is managers appealing the decision per 9.02(b)

rggee

5/12/15 3:32pm

Can't appeal a judgement call

shakarocks

5/12/15 3:37pm

Uh....what can you appeal then?

rggee

5/12/15 3:45pm

In this case the umpire blew it

shakarocks

5/12/15 3:51pm

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