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NABA Rules
Started by President at 02-04-2006 18:54. Topic has 0 replies.
  
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 02-04-2006, 18:54
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President
 
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Courtesy Runner (AKA Non-runner Rule)
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In compliance with the NABA National Rules Book Page 16 Courtesy Runner: Two (2) players per team per game may have another player run for them in the event they reach base.
This means only 2 players on the starting line-up / substitution card the manager submits for that game.
Point: The Non-runners are 2 specific people NOT a position on the line-up card
Those that require the courtesy runners are called non-runners ("NR"). The courtesy runner will be the last recorded out.
It is not manadatory to use this rule as the manager has the option depending on the situation. The courtesy runner must enter before the next pitch, or the use of the courtesy runner is forfeited on that play.
This does not mean you forfeit the non-runner for the rest of the game.
There is no speed up rule allowing runners for the Pitcher or Catcher.
In the Blue & Gray league you may hold back 1 or both your non-runners for later in the game for an injury, else you must use a legal substitute.
El' Presidente'
"Since baseball time is measured only in outs, all you have to do is succeed utterly; keep hitting, keep the rally alive, and you have defeated time. You remain forever young. " --Roger Angell
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