2017年3月12日 · As with NCAA, high school players must slide "on the ground and in a direct line between the two bases," or "within reach of the base with either a hand or a foot" on the side of the base away from the fielder. Significantly, the runner is out if he slides beyond the bag and "makes contact with or alters the play of the fielder."

This summary seeks to simplify the high school slide rules and provide MHSAA baseball umpires with the expectations in enforcement. Know these key points: • A runner is NEVER required to slide, including on force plays or plays at home plate. (8-4-2b.2) • If a runner chooses to slide, the slide must be legal.

2019年10月6日 · Rule 2 – Section 32 – SLIDE. 2-32-1 A legal slide can be either feet first or head first. If a runner slides feet first, at least one leg and buttock shall be on the ground. If a runner slides, he must slide within reach of the base with either a hand or a foot.

2014年8月28日 · Federation Rules question: If the runner from first slides into second on a force play going from 6 to 4 or 4 to 6, and because of his speed his feet will slide beyond the base (straight line from first towards left field), why would he be...

2020年3月12日 · Tags are such a fundamental part of baseball that it's a wonder there's so much to say. We can talk about catches and tags in the same breath is because both require secure possession of the ball. The definition of a "tag" does not use the term "voluntary release" as does the definition of "catch," but the requirement is the same.

2022年5月19日 · When you can apply proper sliding techniques while making a tag, it creates high momentum. Moreover, it can easily save you from tagging out. Sometimes, players also need to slide to make tough catches in close matches. Sometimes, a baserunner is forcefully run to the base when the hitter misses slider pitching. This creates a high chance of ...

At the high school level, and I would assume at all levels prior to that, fake tags are not legal. Professional baseball has no such ruling, so you sometimes see an infielder try to "deke" a runner that a throw is coming.

2010年4月29日 · 1. A runner may slide in a direction away from the fielder to avoid making contact or altering the play of the fielder. 2. Runners are NEVER required to slide, but if a runner elects to slide, the slide must be legal. (2-32-1,1) Jumping, hurdling and leaping are all legal attempts to aovid a fielder as long as the fielder is lying on the ground.

2005年10月4日 · This past weekend game, 16U age group playing FED rules. Runner slides hard into second, spikes anout 6 inches above the ground. Shortstop covering on the play places his hand/glove in front of the bag on the ground and gets spiked. Other team manager...

2011年6月26日 · High School (Federation) rule 8-4-2b2 says a runner is never forced to slide, but that if he does slide, it must be a legal slide. Hurdling is legal in OBR and Little League, but Illegal in High School (unless the fileder is lying in the ground) and USSSA.