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In response to "i know why it wasnt reviewable, but what i want to know" by tRuMaN

A ball that hits the top of the fence is a home run for sure. Is that what you're asking? -- nm

Posted by TFox Oct 19 '10, 18:32

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no, what i am asking is it the top of the fence considered in the stands? - tRuMaN Oct 19, 18:33 8
- I don't think the rule has to do with the ball being in the stands, it has to do with the OFer going into the stands to make the play. - TFox Oct 19, 18:35 7
  - i am divinding that play into its distinct parts. - tRuMaN Oct 19, 18:39 5
    - I am not the MLB rulebook, but I think it makes sense to define "the stands" as anyplace outside the field of play where a ball would be an HR. -- nm - TFox Oct 19, 18:42 4
      - That's my understanding too. Fans are allowed to do whatever they want so long as they don't reach in front of the wall. -- nm - Ender Oct 19, 18:47 3
        
        except from one angle I saw, they did reach over... - znufrii Oct 19, 18:52
        
        Right. I had thought that probably not included dropkicking an OFer's arm, but apparently it doesn't. - TFox Oct 19, 18:51 1
        
        (Well, I just took a shit on the idea of "the sentence" right there. But you catch my drift.) -- nm - TFox Oct 19, 18:52
  - But once it hits the top of the fence, the OF can't make a play -- the HR has been made. So it's "in the stands" in the sense that the fans - mara Oct 19, 18:38

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