Any hr or fair ball

[vstar1100]

Ball hits the fence that extends to the top of the foul pole in fair territory and ball falls in fair territory. Is that the same as hitting the fence anywhere else?

 

[trip]

your fields suck if your pole isn't any higher than the fence

 

[vstar1100]

pole is 20 feet higher than the fence there is a 2 foot wide yellow fence that extends up along with the pole in fair territory

 

[MP33]

Is it a fair ball in Fenway if it hits the green monster, or any other ballpark that the fence extends up?

 

[trip]

i.... i don't get it

 

[MP33]

pole is 20 feet higher than the fence there is a 2 foot wide yellow fence that extends up along with the pole in fair territory

Well, in that case, I have a HR. Check your local rules to see what they say

 

[Calli4120]

If its yellow, let it mellow....

Should be a HR. As the described it in your second post, the yellow fence is part of the foul pole.

 

[Hunter4ever89]

Homerun ......

 

[Hunter4ever89]

What was the ruling on field?

 

[vstar1100]

What was the ruling on field?

ump didnt know so we where up by 15 called it and out so we could get the other teams last at bats

 

[Joker]

it is a fence or the fence attached to the foul pole?

 

[clementeunknown]

Like this? If it hits anywhere on the foul pole it's a home run I'd imagine

 

[joncon]

Ball hits the fence that extends to the top of the foul pole in fair territory and ball falls in fair territory.

Actually, the pole is in fair territory so it's a fair pole.

 

[sjury]

The foul pole and screen are completely in fair territory and above the fence. Balls hitting the pole or it's screen are homeruns, even if they bounce into fair or foul territory.

 

[synergy40]

Hr people, it's do the ump and every other moron on the field can tell which side of the foul pole the ball was on.