Baseball Rules in Black and White does not scatter
pertinent rule information and randomly hide it throughout a chapter or the
entire book. We do not offer the reader bits and pieces of a ruling, as though
only a portion of a ruling is what we need in a game. Instead we provide rulings
that include related sub-rulings, from the time of the infraction until play
has stopped.
Baseball Rules in Black and White does not provide
every single rule in baseball and for very good reasons. We believe focusing on
the most frequently called infractions umpires see throughout a game, season
after season should be our priority. These are the infractions we must rule correctly
most often, not the stitch count of the baseball.
Baseball Rules in Black
and White’s books do not cause you to spend your valuable time flipping
pages searching for hidden, scattered or partial rules in confusing language in
tiny font. Instead we have taken obscure rule book language and random formatting
and converted it into a structured format, with easy to read basic English
sentences.
You’re going to spend your valuable time searching and
flipping pages anyway, instead try studying, retaining and correctly applying
the most frequently called rules with Baseball Rules in Black and White.