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1 District #8 Travel League
Rules Interpretation Meeting April 23, 2017

2 Season Preliminaries Meetings & Fees Meetings League Fee:
Tonight- Rules & Registration Registration for Scheduling Workshop Next Week: April 30th- 7:00pm Scheduling Workshop--- MANDATORY ATTENDANCE League Fee: $ Per team Registration Fee Paid by Check payable to District 8 Little League’ Please bring to Next Week’s Meeting

3 Roster’s and Eligibility
Season Preliminaries Roster’s and Eligibility Roster Size Minimum size 12, recommended 14 Maximum 16 Age Eligibility Junior Baseball- Ages 13 and 14 Senior Baseball- Ages 13 through 16 NOTERoster will be input to website Changes permitted No formal “certification”

4 Season Preliminaries Substitute Players
Any player on ANY team NOT in your own division may be a substitute player on another team. A player may not be used as a substitute if his team has a game scheduled on the same day as the team for which he would called to play for. To be eligible to used substitute players, a team must have at least seven (7) regular roster members in attendance. A team may use a maximum of 3 substitute players for any game. Minimum Play: Defense: Substitute players are required to be in the starting lineup and can not be removed from the game defensively before the 5th inning.

5 Season Preliminaries Substitute Players
Equal Play Clause: No Player in attendance shall play less than the substitute player. Offense: The substitute player may not be slotted in the batting order with another player. Restrictions: The substitute player may not pitch.

6 Season Preliminaries Movement of Players
The Purpose is to avoid forfeits. Movement is allowed from Juniors to Seniors, or from Seniors to Juniors provided that the Substitute player is age eligible to compete in the division. You must declare these players prior to the game. Players cannot be “slotted” per the Slotted batting rule. Players are treated as a “Substitute” player

7 Season Preliminaries Uniforms Use Common Sense Juniors / Seniors
Pants, Jersey, Socks, Hats District 8 Logo Rule in Effect Patches Required Manager’s and Coaches No Cut-off shorts No sandals or open toe shoes No Tank tops

8 Season Preliminaries Equipment Catcher’s Gear
Each Team must have own gear “Dangling” throat guards are required Batting Helmets- NOCASE embossed Bat Rules - Juniors- 2 ¼ Barrel (LL Bats) must have BPF 1.15 2 5/8Max Barrel Alum or Alloy- No marking Required Composite Barrel- BBCOR - See Approved List on LLB Website Seniors- 2 5/8 Max Barrel + All must have BBCOR marking – See approved List on LLB Website

9 Season Preliminaries Fields Each team must have a Home Field
Grass must be regularly cut Regulation Mound & Base Length Break-a-way bases required School Fields Use throw-downs if break-aways aren’t available If throw-downs aren’t allowed, must submit in writing for approval to use site.

10 Season Preliminaries Umpire Fees
$50 per game / per Umpire (each team pays 1 umpire) $80 per game for a Single Umpire Teams split cost ($40 each) Fee is payable in cash before the game starts Continuation games are a full fee

11 The Season Regular Season June 1st Start Date 12-15 games Play-offs
Tie-Breakers Unplayed/Unreported = LOSS Head to Head RAR between tied teams RAR for all Divisions Coin toss League will NOT stop for All-Stars Accommodations in schedule will be made for teams entering

12 The Season Schedules Coaches Create own Game schedule
No changes allowed except for: Weather Unforeseen School Conflicts- must submit evidence Other changes as approved by me Official Schedule is Website- No exceptions League will NOT stop for All-Stars Accommodations in schedule will be made for teams entering

13 Playoffs & Tiebreakers
The Season Playoffs & Tiebreakers Regular Season Tiebreakers Unplayed / Unreported = LOSS (for seeding / tiebreak) Head to Head RAR between tied teams RAR for all Divisions Coin toss Playoffs Optional Regular Season rules in force, except pitching rules

14 The Season Game Start Times Weekday Start times- NOT BEFORE 6PM !!!
Weekend- If multiple teams share site, 9A, 12P, 3P, 6P Sundays Not before 11am 15 Minute Grace Period If a team doesn’t have 9 or is late After 15 minutes, at Umpires and Opposing Coach Discretion

15 The Season Game Day Cancellations Schedule Changes Result Reporting
90 minutes prior- minimum Contact Mark White Directly by Phone (H) (C) Schedule Changes All must be submitted to website Once approved, are auto-posted and auto-sent to Umpires Result Reporting All Submitted through Website

16 The Season Player Conduct
Manager’s responsible for conduct of their teams All ejections are subject to automatic suspension All ejections (including your own) must be reported to me. Examples of Penalties

17 Highlight Playing Rules
Game Preliminaries Home plate meeting topics Ground rules, declare subs, declare ineligible pitchers, etc Pay umpires Slide Rule- 7.08(A) “Slide or Avoid” A runner is out who does not slide or attempt to get around a fielder who has the ball and is waiting to make the tag. If the fielder does not have the ball, the runner does not have to slide, but still must make every attempt to avoid contact. This runner could also be ejected from the game, if in an umpire’s judgment the intent was to injure the defensive player making the tag. A fielder who does not have the ball must not impede the runner's right to the base or the base path. Any Fielder who obstructs a runner and causes a collision will be subject to ejection from the game

18 Highlight Playing Rules
Mercy Rule If the Home team is ahead by 10 or more runs after 4 and ½ innings of play, the game is over. If the visiting team is ahead by 10 or more runs after 5 complete innings of play, the game is over. Minimum Play 12 Players or Less 6 consecutive defensive outs 1 at-bat 13 players or more 6 defensive outs (does not need to be consecutive)

19 Highlight Playing Rules
Pitching Rules Maximum Pitches per Day: 95 Ages 13 – 16 Rest Requirements: League Age 13 & 14 1-20 pitches 0 days 21-35  1 day 36-50  2 days 51-65  3 days 66 & up  4 days League Age 15 & 16 1-30 pitches 0 days 31-45  1 day 46-60  2 days 61-75  3 days 76 & up  4 days

20 Highlight Playing Rules
Pitching Rules (cont’d) Pitcher once removed, but remaining in the game, can return to the mound, but only per game. Pitcher must be removed when threshold reached. Can Finish the batter Pitch count reported as the threshold amount Players may not pitch in more than 1 (one) game in a day

21 Highlight Playing Rules
Batter’s Box Rule Batter Must stay in the box- new 2017 Exceptions Apply: Passed Ball Missed Bunt attempt Forced out by a Pitch Time Called Courtesy Runner Rule May be used only for Catcher w/ 2 outs Only used when catcher is not slotted Must be inserted immediatley after 2nd out is recorded

22 Highlight Playing Rules
Base Coaches 2 adults permitted Only if 1 adult is in dugout Defensive Subsititutions Unlimited Free Defensive Substitution Exception Pitcher Time-Outs One Offensive per Inning Manager must ask for all time and time must be granted

23 Highlight Playing Rules
Protests All protests must be declared on the field Umpires shall sign the book Exact point of Game must be recorded Count on batter, etc Written Protest must be recv’d in writing Curfew Weekdays No new inning may start after 8:25pm Lighted Fields Local rules apply.

24 Highlight Playing Rules
Slotted Batting Rule 10 positions Each position occupied by up to two players Players interchangeable IE-- 1 can run for the other Independent of Defensive alignment/Substitution No requirement to alternate between the two players

25 Highlight Playing Rules
Slotted Batting Rule Scenario#1‐ Standard At‐Bat The No. 2 position in the batting order is due up to the plate. The manager may choose which player (Clinton or Taft) will hit. Both Clinton and Taft must take a turn at bat at least once during the game to meet minimum play. (in addition to 6 consecutive outs (12 players or less) OR 6 outs (13 players or more) There is no requirement to “alternate” at bats between Clinton and Taft. For example, if the No. 2 position comes due5 times during a game, Taft may bat 4 times, while Clinton only bats once.

26 Highlight Playing Rules
Slotted Batting Rule Scenario #2‐ Slotted Runner Clinton (No. 2 position) reaches base. Taft may be sent in to run for Clinton. The change must be made before the1st pitch to the next batter. Likewise, if Washington (No. 3 position) reaches, there is no other person in the No. 3 position. Therefore, Washington must stay in the game as the runner.

27 Highlight Playing Rules
Slotted Batting Rule Scenario #3‐ Injured Player Ford (No. 5 in the order) becomes injured and must leave the game. Ford is alone in thenumber5 position. The manager must choose a player from the No. 2, 6, 7,8, or9 position in the order to move to the number5 position to take Ford’s place. Note‐ only a single move can be made. No double switches.

28 Highlight Playing Rules
Slotted Batting Rule Scenario #3‐ Injured Player Ford (No. 5 in the order) becomes injured and must leave the game. Ford is alone in thenumber5 position. The manager must choose a player from the No. 2, 6, 7,8, or9 position in the order to move to the number5 position to take Ford’s place. Note‐ only a single move can be made. No double switches.

29 Highlight Playing Rules
Slotted Batting Rule Scenario #4‐ Late Arriving Player Carter (a player on your team) arrives late to the game and was not included in your initial lineup provided at the start of the game. You may insert Carter in the lineup, but he can only be added to the No. 1, 3, 4, 5, or 10th positions in the order. No player can move from a position in the order to accommodate his insertion. NOTE‐ While you may insert him to the lineup, he still must meet minimum play, regardless of at what point in the

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