Softball

A runner is entitled to leave the base even if the pitcher is in the circle, if the pitcher is attempting to make a play on a runner, or faking one. That usually means more than just a look-back.

A coach that seeks an out here will be risking his/her patience by a good umpire.

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It depends on where you are in the inning, what is wrong with the player you are taking out, and what position the person going in plays. You can switch pitchers at any time in the game, just by calling Time-Out. For the most part, you can switch players at any position if your coach signals the umpire.

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The batter may advance to 2nd but must go to 2nd after rounding 1st unless an attempt is made to get a runner out. An attempt may just be a ball raised to throwing position. By the look back rule, the runner may not stop or reverse along the way while being observed by the pitcher. The finer points of this rule are often misinterpreted by officials.

To clarify this answer, do not interpret it as meaning the batter, in any case may go to 2nd base without first touching first. No batter or base runner may advance to any base without first touching the previous base in any situation.

BPF is bat performance factor or the bounciness of the bat. The higher the number the more bounce a bat has which translates to the ball coming off the bat with more speed and inertia. Sanctioning bodies limit the BPF typically to a 1.20 or less.

If the pitcher has the ball then yes the runner would be out if they stepped off the bag in the direction of the next base.

I am not so sure that is actually a common belief. A person might tease someone about it, because traditionally females are made to play softball instead of baseball. There might be some female associations with softball, even though plenty of men also play it.

Usually the seniors of the team step up during game but as for positioning on the field I believe the catcher should lead the team and control the pace of the game. She's the person that can see everything and knows each batter well. She's in charge of positioning each player on the field per batter and asks for the pitch from the pitcher.

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a softball can be pitched at all diffferent kinds of speeds depending on the level of play. High school pitching can get up to 40-55 mph. College level gets up to around 70 miles an hour. Professional teams can probably get up to around 80 mph

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The average mph for a softball high school freshman can range anywhere between 80 and 110 mph. If you are below this, you should focus on your bicep and forearm muscles.

Yes you can break it in wrong. Some batters will find the same place to look at on the bat when they're getting ready to hit. Doing this causes you to hit the ball on the same side of the bat over and over. The correct way to break in the bat and for the life of the bat is to rotate the bat 1/4 turn every time you step in the box. This will help distribute the number of times the bat strikes the ball.

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An extended first based in softball is known as a double bag as well. It is an orange bag that is in foul territory. A runner that is running straight through first base is entitled to the orange base, leaving the first baseman the white base to make the play. This is just to prevent unnecessary collisions at first base, as a safety precaution. It is an optional addition to fields.

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I believe 14 and under which would be majors is six innings while older is 7 innings.

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A defensive inning (1/2 inning actually) is when the players are in position in the infield and outfield with the defensive pitcher throwing the ball to the catcher trying to not have the batter (offensive Player) hit the ball.

Yes, but they don't affect your batting average.