When is a check swing a strike? No actual defined rule?

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10-05-2022, 10:45 AM

BCauley

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MLB rulebook doesn't have an actual definition on this so I guess it's just based on what the ump thinks/sees.

I've always thought it was when the bat breaks the plane of the front of home plate.

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