What is the infield fly rule?

There are a number of rules in baseball that are designed to ensure good sportsmanship and fair play during the course of a game. One of the best examples is the infield fly rule. Intended to prevent the incidence of a double play or triple play under circumstances that make the task too easy, the infield fly rule ensures that both teams engage in strategies that challenge the talents of all players, without providing either team with an unfair advantage.

There are specific circumstances that have to be in place before the infield fly rule can be invoked. First, the team currently at bat must have less than two outs in the inning. Second, the bases must be loaded, or at least first and second base must be occupied.

Without these two requirements, there is no opportunity for the infield fly rule to be applied. Umpires play a specific role in calling an infield fly rule. For example, the current batter hits a fly ball that the umpire deems to be a fair fly ball.

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Infield fly, runners have the same restrictions as on a non-infield fly batted ball hit in the air. More.

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