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by Anonymous on September 29th, 2006

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Is a batter out if he throws his bat at a pitched ball in an attempt to hit the ball?

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  • by looney on October 1st, 2006

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    I'd say that the batter would be "out" as in ejected from the game, which should also render him out in the other sense. However, I don't think the rules specifically cover this situation. If the ump chose not to eject the batter, it'd probably be a strike (or a foul or a fair bunt, depending on whether the bat hit or not).

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