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I'm not sure exactly what's happening here. His uniform looks like he's been playing already, so not his first at bat?

 

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Funny!

As to why his uniform is already dirty, maybe a double-header? Do they change in between games? Not sure...

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Maybe he was a pinch runner.

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From browsing baseball sites recently I've been seeing these guys pop up more and more and they do stuff like this all of the time. 

 

 

Further, they play some exhibition games with the most ridiculous rules.  I want to go watch a game one time.

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5 hours ago, Golfingdad said:

From browsing baseball sites recently I've been seeing these guys pop up more and more and they do stuff like this all of the time. 

 

 

Further, they play some exhibition games with the most ridiculous rules.  I want to go watch a game one time.

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Win the Inning, Get the Point. The team that scores the most runs in an inning gets a point. The first team to five points wins the game. The inning is over once the home team takes a lead or…

 

Batters can steal first, eh?  I'd like to go to one of these games.

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I love this. This is a great video on banana ball that I found through your link.

Awesome find, golfingdad.

 

 


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2 hours ago, Shindig said:

Batters can steal first, eh?  I'd like to go to one of these games.

I believe batters always could steal first.

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11 hours ago, paperclip said:

I believe batters always could steal first.

After a dropped ball on strike three. In this game they can steal it anytime.


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18 hours ago, Shindig said:

Batters can steal first, eh?  I'd like to go to one of these games.

That’s actually about the tamest of all of them if you consider this is one of the rules that MLB has been pondering and experimented with a year or two ago in, I think, the Atlantic League. 😉

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