Putting the Ball in Play and Dead Ball
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"Putting the Ball in Play and Dead Ball" is a section of the Official Baseball Rules that defines when the ball is live or dead and governs how play is legally started, stopped, and resumed in a baseball game.
Statements (41)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
baseball rule
→
section of the Official Baseball Rules → |
| appliesTo | professional baseball games played under Official Baseball Rules → |
| defines |
conditions under which the ball becomes dead
→
conditions under which the ball becomes live → |
| documentType | technical sports rule → |
| ensures | uniform enforcement of live and dead ball rules → |
| governs |
how play is legally resumed in a baseball game
→
how play is legally started in a baseball game → how play is legally stopped in a baseball game → when base runners may attempt to advance → when defensive plays may be made → when pitches are considered part of live play → when the ball is dead in a baseball game → when the ball is live in a baseball game → when the ball may be put back into play after time is called → when time is officially called → |
| hasPurpose |
to clarify when game action can occur
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to clarify when game action cannot occur → to provide a standard procedure for resuming play → to provide a standard procedure for starting play → to provide a standard procedure for stopping play → |
| isBasisFor |
interpretations of dead ball situations
→
interpretations of live ball situations → |
| isPublishedIn |
Official Baseball Rules
→
surface form:
Official Baseball Rules rulebook
|
| jurisdiction | Major League Baseball → |
| language | English → |
| partOf | Official Baseball Rules → |
| regulates |
the status of the ball after a play is completed
→
the status of the ball between pitches → the status of the ball during live action → |
| relatedTo |
Scoring
→
The Batter → The Pitcher → The Runner → The Umpire → |
| sport | baseball → |
| usedBy |
coaches
→
managers → players → umpires → |
Referenced by (1)
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