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Discussion: Infield fly rule

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Aug. 23
Relic66

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Infield fly rule
Can someone tell me why the infield fly rule does not apply in the situation of a runner on first base and none or one out? Seems like it used to be that way.
Aug. 23
Nancy Allen
Men's 55
1438 posts
Infield fly rule
There has to be a runner on at least first and second and less than two outs. It also has to be a routine pop-up. If there was only a runner on first, the infield fly rule would not be in effect.
Aug. 23
TexasTransplant
Men's 70
516 posts
Infield fly rule
Since I was in Little League, the infield fly rule has always required there to be runners on first and second or first, second and third with less than two out.
Aug. 23
BruceinGa
Men's 70
3233 posts
Infield fly rule
The reason that the infield fly rule doesn't apply when there is only a runner on first is because the batter should be running to first when he pops up. If the ball is intentionally dropped, the only out should be the forced out at second.
Without the infield flyl rule when runners are on first and second or first second and third, a dropped ball could lead to a double play.
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