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What is the infield fly rule of FIRST?
Seeing as how it's baseball season and I've been trying to explain the way the game works to many coworkers since we qualified for the Championships, a question came to me today. (Pardon the run-on grammer police.)

What rule in FIRST can most be likened to the infield fly rule of baseball? This means what rule looks totally illogical to an outsider that doesn't understand the intricacies of the FIRST, but all of us just get it.

I'm curious what you think. Please include a short explanation.

-Pete