Can tell if the pitch is legal or not.

[CoachStephen13]

She stepped on the rubber and had the ball in her glove, hands seperated and took the sign. She then put her hand in the glove with the ball bring the hands together. From there she moved her arms up and then came back down to her starting position. She then did the same move but instead of stopping went into her wind up and pitched the ball.

 

[Amy in AZ.]

Then, that is legal.

 

[Cobb_of_Fury]

She stepped on the rubber and had the ball in her glove, hands seperated and took the sign. She then put her hand in the glove with the ball bring the hands together. From there she moved her arms up and then came back down to her starting position. She then did the same move but instead of stopping went into her wind up and pitched the ball.

- If I understand correctly she did not seperate her hands again - if she didn't the pitch is leagle (Laborious but Leagal)

 

[CoachStephen13]

Ok Thanks guy. It just resmembled her pitching motion so wanted to be sure, because we face them again in a couple weeks.

 

[SoCal_Dad]

So long as she pitches the ball within 10 seconds.

Pitchers have 20 seconds. Batters only have 10 seconds.

 

[darken]

For the sanctity of the game I will not pass that challenge on to my DD.

I don't know. It would show an incredible amount of calmness and a spectacular, easy going attitude. And I bet it would psych the batter into swinging at a bad pitch, too! The fielders and dugout could sing it for additional impact!

Maybe it would prompt a rule change that I wish was enforced at every wedding function hall - No Macarena!.

 

[Comp]

Pitchers have 20 seconds. Batters only have 10 seconds.

Pitcher has a 20 second time limit to deliver a pitch once they receive the ball back from the catcher. Once the pitcher brings the hands together they have 10 seconds to deliver the pitch. NCAA the pitcher has 5 seconds to deliver the pitch after the hands come together.