RED AG 98 said:

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Yep. But you can't hop the fence or walk through a gate and have the entire process take place out of the field of play, which I think was the original question.

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HoustonAg2106 said:

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Fquin said:

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Kent's arrogance is going to be his undoing.

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Shut up

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austinag1997 said:

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Kent made a mistake. Don't retreat for a ball as an infielder. He knows it. Kent played a really great game otherwise.

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Capitol Ag said:

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The Marksman said:

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Earley might very well be costing us a shot at game 2 or 3 by wasting Wild Weston tonight. He should never have come in with three way we were playing offense tonight and he certainly shouldn't have come back out.

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This is wrong. But if it helps you feel better...

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austinag1997 said:

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Kent made a mistake. Don't retreat for a ball as an infielder. He knows it. Kent played a really great game otherwise.

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Aggie_Fire said:

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This is still anyone's game!

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Fquin said:

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HoustonAg2106 said:

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Fquin said:

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Kent's arrogance is going to be his undoing.

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Shut up

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You win every argument with that witty retort. I'll let his SEC leading 9 errors speak for itself.

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ensign_beedrill said:

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Sean98 said:

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RED AG 98 said:

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swimmerbabe11 said:

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Capitol Ag said:

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swimmerbabe11 said:

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If sorrel would have run through that and caught it in the bullpen I would have been so happy

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I thought the same thing. My question, let's say he calmly opens the gate and catches the ball, does the out count?

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My understanding is yes

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If he catches it and falls over, yes. If he opens the gate, runs out of the park and catches it, no.

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There is not a rule that prohibits a fielder from finishing a catch in the stands. If the fielder has one or both of his feet in or above the playing field after he legally catches the ball but before going into the stands without the ball touching the ground or any of the fans then the batter is out providing that he doesn't drop the ball after falling into the stands.

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ensign_beedrill said:

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Sean98 said:

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RED AG 98 said:

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swimmerbabe11 said:

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Capitol Ag said:

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swimmerbabe11 said:

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If sorrel would have run through that and caught it in the bullpen I would have been so happy

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I thought the same thing. My question, let's say he calmly opens the gate and catches the ball, does the out count?

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My understanding is yes

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If he catches it and falls over, yes. If he opens the gate, runs out of the park and catches it, no.

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There is not a rule that prohibits a fielder from finishing a catch in the stands. If the fielder has one or both of his feet in or above the playing field after he legally catches the ball but before going into the stands without the ball touching the ground or any of the fans then the batter is out providing that he doesn't drop the ball after falling into the stands.

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AggieBB said:

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TexasAGGIEinAR said:

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Been getting set up for a yard sale and been refreshing sparingly. Just now able to get caught up. We're down 2-0 and folks are saying it's over? Jesus Christ. Y'all idiots do realize we're playing on the road at the #1 team in the country and very much still in it, right? And we literally just erased a 10-run deficit less than 2 weeks ago. But, yeah. Down 2 means "it's over". The dumbasses are back!

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Admits he hasn't been watching the game, followed by calling people idiots that are watching the game. Priceless!

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He's not wrong bleeder.

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austinag1997 said:

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Kent made a mistake. Don't retreat for a ball as an infielder. He knows it. Kent played a really great game otherwise.

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Ghost of Bisbee said:

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This is a ****ing ugly baseball field

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Ghost of Bisbee said:

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This is a ****ing ugly baseball field

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