What does “Infield Fly Rule” mean?
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Definition: Infield Fly Rule
Definition: A rule that declares the batter out on a routine fair pop-up with runners on 1st and 2nd (or bases loaded) and fewer than two outs.
Rule/Context Note: Designed to prevent cheap double plays.
When It Matters: Tournament play, defensive strategy.
Interlinks: Pop-Up • Fair Ball • Umpire Signals
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