MLB | Most Violent Home Plate Collisions in History - YouTube
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New rule on home-plate collisions put into effect - MLB.com
WEBFeb 24, 2014 · An experimental rule, 7.13, intended to increase player safety by eliminating "egregious" collisions at home plate was jointly announced by Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association on Monday.
A brief history of the famous home plate collisions that led us …
WEBJun 20, 2017 · The recent controversy surrounding Anthony Rizzo of the Cubs and his hard slide into Padres catcher Austin Hedges has once again revived discussion of MLB's revised rules governing...
Collisions at Home Plate | Glossary - MLB.com
WEBCollisions at Home Plate Definition. By rule, the baserunner is not allowed to deviate from his direct path to initiate contact with the catcher (or any player covering the plate). Runners are considered to be in violation of this rule if they collide with the catcher in cases where a slide could have been used to avoid the collision.
The Buster Posey Rule & Home Plate Collisions: MLB Rule 7.13
WEBDec 19, 2019 · On May 25, 2011, during an extra-inning game between the Giants and Marlins, Scott Cousins went hard into home plate and had a huge collision with Buster Posey, ultimately shattering Posey’s leg, and putting a huge damper on the Giants’ season.
6.01 Interference, Obstruction, and Catcher Collisions
WEBMar 15, 2020 · This video discusses the responsibilities of a CATCHER in regards to collisions at home plate – Rule 6.01 (i). The rule is designed to prevent injury between the runner and the catcher, and both share …
Home plate collisions: Four most memorable runner-catcher …
WEBJul 12, 2019 · The always-polarizing A.J. Pierzynski of the White Sox came charging toward the plate after tagging up on a fly ball to left field, while Cubs catcher Michael Barrett awaited the throw.
Joey Bart, home-plate collisions and Buster Posey
WEBMay 31, 2022 · Baseball loves to mess with the rules in a way that makes the sport worse, but MLB got it right with its ruling on home-plate collisions.
Chris Coghlan, the Takeout Slide Rule, and Catcher Collisions
WEBSep 18, 2015 · The rules touched on the main causes of catcher collisions — that is, catchers blocking home plate without the ball and runners mauling catchers regardless of their position in relation to...
MLB clarifies home-plate collision rule
WEBSep 9, 2014 · Major League Baseball issued an illustrated memorandum to all teams Tuesday in an attempt to clear up any potential confusion about the rules governing collisions at home plate. The key point, according to managers who saw the letter, is that common sense must prevail.
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