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kburjr
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If a runner scores on a will pitch an Earned Run? Passed ball?
Wild pitch yes, passed ball no.If a runner scores on a will pitch an Earned Run? Passed ball?
Wild pitch yes, passed ball no.
Pitchers are thought to be in control of a wild pitch, where a passed ball is an error on the catcher
Yes, E-1. Unearned run.Thanks. That was my thought, too. How about a wild throw to first that allows a runner to score? E-1
Another rules question:
If there’s an error made on a foul ball(dropped pop up) but the pitcher still goes 27 up, 27 down, would it still go down as a perfect game with an error in the box score?
Theoretically yes, because no one reached base. From MLB's rules:Another rules question:
If there’s an error made on a foul ball(dropped pop up) but the pitcher still goes 27 up, 27 down, would it still go down as a perfect game with an error in the box score?
Yes, the error would stand. I read up on that at one point and forcing the pitcher to throw more pitches to retire the batter is enough to charge an errorI think a perfect game is defined as no runner reaching base. Also, would the error stand if the batter ended up making an out?
Also if the pitcher makes an error that leads to runs, those should go down as earned runs
No shit. Read what I posted again and get back to me.That is false.....the error is treated the same as all positions