Gotta Pitching Rule Question

ok so how about this glove?
http://shop.mlb.com/sm-rawlings-pro...11-50-baseball-infield-glove--pi-2121351.html

is it suitable under high school pitching standards with the whole "two tone" crap? any help would be appreciated.

 

I'll admit that it's been about 5 years since I read the "Federation" rule on this subject; but, unless the rule has changed since then, I don't think it would pass the "uniform color" standard set by the rule.

 

A pitcher must wear a glove of one solid color, but not gray or white.

 

I don't really agree with that rule, the only thing I can't stand is when a pitcher tries to wear white sleeves to the mound. Or the batting gloves in the back pocket (that's just a pet peeve of mine more than anything).

 

yeh see ive heard many things. ive heard the rules got changed, and i also heard that the glove would work because the glove itself has to be two tone, but if it's in the pocket then it's okay- atleast the person who owns the baseball place said it work. i hope so

 

I have always understood the rule to be that a pitcher cannot use a two toned glove.

 

two tone gloves

1-3-6: Revised Rule: A glove/mitt, worn by the pitcher that includes the colors white or gray, shall be illegal.
Rationale: This change will eliminate the confusion this past season with the legality of two-toned gloves. Glove manufacturers are making two-toned gloves which typically have not been distracting and extremely popular.
NFHS rules for 2006

 

My son had a similar glove last year...."blue" would not let him use it on the mound.

 

By the way, those are pretty sharp infielders gloves.

 

Two tone gloves

I think they made a rule change or rule ammendment if you will for 2006. I'm pretty sure two tone gloves that do not include white or grey are legal. ie black/tan seen earlier is good to go this year