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Coors Field- Colorado Rockies

Topics: Ground Rules

https://www.mlb.com/groundrules/venue-19

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Dodger Stadium- Los Angeles Dodgers

Topics: Ground Rules

https://www.mlb.com/groundrules/venue-22

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Great American Ball Park- Cincinnati Reds

Topics: Ground Rules

https://www.mlb.com/groundrules/venue-2602

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Wrigley Field- Chicago Cubs

Topics: Ground Rules

https://www.mlb.com/groundrules/venue-17

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Nationals Park- Washington Nationals

Topics: Ground Rules

https://www.mlb.com/groundrules/venue-3309

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Citizens Bank Park- Philadelphia Phillies

Topics: Ground Rules

https://www.mlb.com/groundrules/venue-2681

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Petco Park- San Diego Padres

Topics: Ground Rules

https://www.mlb.com/groundrules/venue-2680

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Oracle Park- San Francisco Giants

Topics: Ground Rules

https://www.mlb.com/groundrules/venue-2395

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Best (Legal) Way to Break Up a Double Play

Topics: Baseline, Expert Analysis, Fielding, Interference, Latest News, Runner Interference, Runners

I have advocated in my spring training presentations that the pop-up slide is an excellent technique to help break up the double play at second base in a force situation. Because of the 2016 sliding regulations under rule 6.01 (j), runners obviously do not have the liberal opportunity they had in the past when breaking…

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Texas Two-Step; Edwards told to change, Doolittle, too late

Topics: Balk, Blog, Coach, Definitions, Latest News, Manager, News, Official Baseball Rules, Pitcher, Quick Pitch, Rules Controversy, Umpire

The ninth inning of the May 18 game between the Washington Nationals and the visiting Chicago Cubs began like any other late-inning, three-run game. Nationals closer Sean Doolittle toed the slab in a save situation and retired Albert Almora Jr. for the first out. The next pitch is where the controversy officially became a game…

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