Rule 2 – Section 26 – PASSED BALL

2-26 A passed ball is a pitch which the catcher fails to stop or control when he should have been able to do so with ordinary effort, and which enables a runner including the batter-runner to advance.

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October 6, 2019

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Rule 2 – Section 26 – PASSED BALL

Rule 2 – Section 26 – PASSED BALL

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