NFHS Baseball Rules Questions and Answers Already Passed

NFHS Baseball Rules Questions and Answers Already Passed Does the ball stay in play when the umpire signals "do not pitch"? False According to state association rules, can memorial patches up to four square inches be worn on jerseys if done respectfully? True A ball is considered fair if it: - A. Contacts first, second, or third base. - B. While in fair territory, hits an umpire or player, or their gear. - C. Lands on the third-base foul line between home plate and third base. - D. All of the above All of the above Which of the following statements about obstruction is accurate? - A. The ball is considered delayed dead. 2 - B. The obstruction must be deliberate and solely physical. - C. It occurs when a fielder with the ball blocks a runner from reaching a base. - D. It is called when a fielder without the ball pretends to tag a runner. It is called when a fielder without the ball pretends to tag a runner. Regarding the identification of an illegal player, who can discover this? - A. Only an umpire. - B. Only the opposing team. - C. Only the player’s team. - D. Either an umpire or any team. Either an umpire or any team. An offensive conference is counted when: - A. A coach meets with a base runner after the opposing team has been granted a conference with their pitcher. - B. Time is given for an evidently injured player. - C. An assistant coach is given time to talk with a base runner on first base. - D. All of the above 3 An assistant coach is given time to talk with a base runner on first base. Can the same player be listed as both the pitcher and the designated hitter? No A player will be ejected on the first offense if: - A. They prepare to bat in the opposing team’s on-deck circle. - B. They leave their bench area with the intention of physical confrontation. - C. A coach uses replay equipment during the game for coaching purposes. - D. All of the above They leave their bench area with the intention of physical confrontation. At the time of the pitch, where must all fielders be, excluding the catcher who should be in the catcher’s box? - A. All fielders must have both feet in fair ground to be considered in fair ground. - B. All fielders are considered to be in fair