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If there are runners on first and second(Or the bases are loaded) and less then two outs when the batter hits a pop-up to the infield, he is automatically ruled out to prevent fielders from dropping the ball on purpose to try to turn a double play. Since the bases were loaded with no one out, that easy pop-up became an infield fly, so the third baseman doesn't need to catch it.
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Somebody explain this
by
anonymous
Oct 17, 2003
add a video
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Baseball sexual metaphor for when there's an unequal ratio of males and females at a party and one member of the dominant group leaves to create an equal ratio. John called the infield fly rule at the party and left so it didn't turn into a sausage fest.
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