kped
FP Daddy
Heard this over the weekend. A pitcher who has the grunt/squeal when she pitches was told by the umpire to either stop or she would be ejected.
I have looked in the rule book where they said it was, but I see no rule against it.
The pitcher in question does however grunt/squeal well after her release, closer to when the catcher has the ball.
Anyway if you have any clarification let me know.
Thanks
I have looked in the rule book where they said it was, but I see no rule against it.
The pitcher in question does however grunt/squeal well after her release, closer to when the catcher has the ball.
Anyway if you have any clarification let me know.
Thanks