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NEMOA Baseball

NEMOA Baseball. 2013 Baseball Umpire Training PowerPoint created by John Hickey, 2012. NFHS Baseball Rule 5 Dead Ball- Suspension of Play. Dead Ball !. 5-1-1 Ball becomes dead immediately when :. A pitch touched a batter or his clothes even if the batter swings. Situation :.

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NEMOA Baseball

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  1. NEMOA Baseball 2013 Baseball Umpire Training PowerPoint created by John Hickey, 2012 Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  2. NFHS Baseball Rule 5 Dead Ball- Suspension of Play Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  3. Dead Ball ! Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  4. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: • A pitch touched a batter or his clothes even if the batter swings. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  5. Situation: > 3-2 pitch, batter swings and misses as ball hits him in his side. Ruling: Ruling: “Dead Ball, Strike 3, Batters Out”. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  6. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: • b) If the pitch hits batter in the strike zone, balls dead, it’s a strike, umpire announces the count. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  7. Situation: > 1-1 pitch, batter hangs over the zone to bunt, the pitch is a strike that hits the hands. Ruling: Ruling: “Dead Ball, the count is 1-2” Exception: Pitched ball contacts jersey hanging out of pants, call the pitch. Exception: If a pitched ball contacts a batter’s jersey hanging out of pants, call the pitch. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  8. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: the ball is illegally batted or intentionally or unintentionally struck by the bat a second time Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  9. Situation: > R1 on 1st, stealing on the pitch, B2 steps back out of the box and hits a fair ball. Ruling: Ruling: “Dead Ball” batters out. R1 returns to 1st. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  10. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: • The batter enters the box • with an illegal bat. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  11. 2-16-1 • A FOUL BALLIs a Dead Ball 1. touches any object other than the ground or any person other than a fielder in foul territory. 2. goes from the bat to the catcher’s protector, mask or person without touching his hand/mitt first. 3. goes from the bat and hits the plate umpire or lodges in his uniform or equipment. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  12. Dead Ball Mechanic Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  13. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: Interference by a runner, batter-runner, retired runner, batter or any other person (coach, batboy, media personnel or non-participating player on the field). Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  14. Situation: > B3 hits ground ball to left. F7 throws to the infield where it hits the umpire or R1 between 2nd & 3rd, Is the ball dead? No this is a thrown not batted ball; unless intentional interference by runner. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  15. Situation: > R1 on 1st, grounder F6 thrown to F4 (start of a double play) R1 (legal slide) contacts F4 in front of bag, Ruling: Ruling: No violation provided slide is legal and not malicious. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  16. Situation: > R1 on 1st, B2 hits grounder towards F4, ball hits R1 in front of F4, “interference” Ruling: Ruling: Immediate “Dead Ball,” R1 out and BR out at time of interference.. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  17. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: f) a Fair Batted Ball: 1. Touches a runner or umpire in front of a fielder or fielders other than the pitcher. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  18. Situation: > R1 on 2nd, B2 hits ball between f5 & f6 who are playing up for the bunt and neither have a chance to make play on the ball, the batted ball accidentally hits R1, Ruling: Ruling: R1 contact with the ball is ignored and ball is live. Ruling: R1 contact with the ball is ignored and ball is live. Note: If R1 had intentionally deflected the batted ball, “Dead Ball, R1 is Out, B2 is credited w/hit. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  19. Situation: > R1 on 3rd, R2 on 1st, batted ball by B3 hits umpire in fair territory behind F5. Ruling: Ruling: The ball remains live since it passed an infielder other than the pitcher. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  20. Situation: > R1 on 3rd, R2 on 1st, batted ball by B3 hits umpire behind pitcher but in front of F4. Ruling: Ruling: “Dead Ball” all runners return to time of pitch unless forced by B3 who is credited with a hit. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  21. Situation: > R1 on 2nd, R2 on 1st, fielder in position to make play on batted ball behind runner standing on bag. The ball hits R1 standing on 2nd. Ruling: Ruling: “Dead Ball” R1 is out. (The base isn’t a sanctuary.) B3 is credited with a hit. R2 & B3, 1st & 2nd. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  22. Situation: >R1 on 3rd, batted ball caroms off 3rd base and hits R1 in foul territory, Mechanic: It is a Live Ball, point fair- but do not speak. The runner is where he belongs. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  23. Situation: > 2 outs, R1 & R2 are on 3rd & 2nd, B5 hits a line drive scoring R1 & R2, B5 collapses with knee injury before reaching 1st, ball is relayed to 1st, 3 outs Ruling: Ruling: No runs score because BR didn’t reach 1st before 3rd out. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  24. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: f) a Fair Batted Ball: 2. Touches spectator fair or foul “DEAD BALL !” Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  25. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: f) a Fair Batted Ball: 3. Goes over or through or wedges in the field fence or lodges in players equipment or uniform. “DEAD BALL !” Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  26. Situation: > Line drive rips the glove from the pitcher’s hand. The pitcher retrieves glove containing ball and throws to first baseman. Ruling: Ruling: “Dead Ball” immediately as soon as it becomes apparent it’s lodged- 2 bases. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  27. Situation: > Line drive to F6, after several attempts to remove the ball from his glove and batter runner has reached 1st, F6 removes ball. Ruling: Ruling: Ball temporarily stuck, play stands. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  28. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: g) Pitch or Thrown Ball is: 1. Touched by a spectator, non-participating player, or goes into dead ball area, or lodges in an umpire’s, catcher’s or offensive player’s equipment or uniform. “DEAD BALL !” Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  29. Situation: > 3rd strike to B1 is missed by F2, the ball lodges between catcher and his protector, while the catcher is hunting for ball B1 continues to 2nd base. Ruling: Ruling: “Dead Ball” one base from the rubber. BR get 1st, all others get 1 base from T.O.P. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  30. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: h) If the umpire handles a live ball, calls “Time”, gives “Do Not Pitch Signal” or inadvertently announces “Foul”. “DEAD BALL !” ...dummy... Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  31. Situation: > R1 & R2 on 1st & 3rd, runners double steal, B3 hits pop up over foul territory, umpire prematurely calls “FOUL”, ball drops fair. Ruling: Ruling: When ball touches ground it’s a “dead ball.” Runners return. A ball called “foul” by an umpire becomes a foul ball and really upsets the offense... Don’t rush the call! Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  32. Situation: > 0-1 pitch, B3 hits high pop over foul line past 1st, Plate umpire signals “fair”, Base umpire calls “FOUL”. Ruling: Ruling: It’s a dead ball, batter returns to bat 0-2. ...don’t expect any post-season assignments.  Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  33. Do NOT rush your calls... There is no need to call a ball foul until it is touched in foul territory or stops moving. Let the play finish. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  34. Situation: • > 1-1 pitch, B1 hits line drive left field line, clearly brings up dust, Plate umpire being blocked by F5 calls “FOUL”, Offense ask U.I.C. to ask for help. • Ruling: Ruling: “DEAD BALL,” batter returns to box count 1-2. A ball called “foul” by any umpire is a foul ball. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  35. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: i) After a fielder catches a fair or foul ball and leaves the field of play. “DEAD BALL !” Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  36. Situation: > F7 catches ball with 1 ft. on dead ball line and other in dead ball area, Ruling: Ruling: “Catch” and in play. (Only vocalize the catch.) Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  37. Situation: > F9 catches ball with both feet in dead ball area. Ruling: Ruling: “Dead Ball. No Catch.” If possible, call it as soon as the player has completely entered the DEAD BALL area to avoid hazardous play. However, be certain that the ball will also be out of play... Also, Call any ball clearly out of play as “Out-Of-Play” to avoid players risking injury going for an out of play ball. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  38. Situation: > F7 catches ball both feet in play then unintentionally steps or falls completely into dead ball area. Ruling: Ruling: “Catch, Dead Ball” any runners advance 1 base from time of pitch. Intentionally, 2 bases from T.O.P. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  39. Situation: • > F9 makes diving catch, sliding into dead ball area and feet remain in play. • Ruling: Ruling: The ball remains live as long as part of F9’s body is touching dead ball line. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  40. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: j) an infielder intentionally drops a fair ball (fly, line drive or bunt) with at least 1st base occupied with less than 2 outs. “DEAD BALL !” Note: Manipulating a ball to the ground (with less the 2 outs) is prohibited, “Dead Ball, Batters Out”, runners return to T.O.P. Allowing a ball to drop untouched is nothing, “no call.” Exception: Infield fly rule,” If the infield fly is in effect the ball remains alive. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  41. Situation: • > R1 on 1st, B2 hits a line drive or pop up, F4 intentionally drops the ball. • Ruling: Ruling: “Dead Ball, Batters Out.” R1 returns to 1st. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  42. Note: Manipulating a ball to the ground- that’s touching it but intentionally allowing it to fall, (with less the 2 outs) is prohibited: “Dead Ball, Batters Out” and runners return to bases from T.O.P. Allowing a ball to drop untouched is nothing, “no call.” Exception: “Infield fly rule.” If infield fly is in effect the ball remains alive. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  43. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: k) Balk or illegal pitch. “DEAD BALL !” Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  44. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes dead immediately when: l) Batted, pitched or thrown ball touches a designated media area or anyone or anything partially in the designated media area. “DEAD BALL !” Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  45. 5-1-1 • Ball becomes • dead immediately when: • Danny- check this slide... > Hidden Ball Trick: >Tag batter runner after being hit by pitch and over running 1st. >Tag batter runner after base hit to outfield and over running 1st. Tag batter runner after base on balls and over running 1st. “DEAD BALL !” Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  46. Delayed Dead Ball Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  47. 5-2-1 • Delayed Dead Ball: • Batter interference with catcher > 1-1 pitch, R1 on 1st, stealing on the pitch, B2 steps back out of the box, swings and misses. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  48. Situation: > 1-1 pitch, R1 on 1st, stealing on the pitch, B2 steps back out of the box, swings and misses. Ruling: Ruling: No infraction unless B2 interferes with F2’s throw to 2nd, Count 1-2. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  49. 5-2-1 • Delayed Dead Ball: • b) Catcher or fielder interference on batter or runner. Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

  50. 5-2-1 • Delayed Dead Ball: c) Detached equipment, 3 or 4 bases (depending) Baseball Training Presentation created by John Hickey

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