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TOPIC: New Play |
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| neal
January 27, 2012
4:58:38 PM
Entry #: 3860721
| With the bases loaded and one out, B5 hits a line drive to the right field fence. R1 and R2 score. R3 is thrown out at the plate. B5 goes to third, but misses first. Whats the call
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| joe
February 14, 2012
9:41:03 PM
Entry #: 3866562
| B-5 third out.R-1 had already scored and B-5 out was not a timing play because of ,you did not say ,but a guess it was a deadball appeal.
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| Neal
February 22, 2012
10:26:02 AM
Entry #: 3869579
| sorry Joe
If properly appealed, no runs would score. B5's out for missing first was the third out.
No runs can score if the third out is a force out or if the batter does not reach first
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| Bill
February 23, 2012
10:59:07 PM
Entry #: 3870380
| Thanks for the plays, Neal. The more plays we have to review, the more it keeps us thinking/learning.
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| Nov
February 24, 2012
1:37:27 PM
Entry #: 3870604
| wouldn't the runs be allowed in this case since the missed base happened before the 2nd out, therefore the appeal effectively means the batter is the 2nd out and the play @ home is the 3rd out, after the 2 runs had scored? maybe i'm thinking too much on this one. if all occurred with two outs, the appeal becomes the 4th out, ending the inning and no runs count. i'd like to hear comments on this, thanks!
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| Bill
February 24, 2012
8:41:36 PM
Entry #: 3870752
| Third out at first base is a force out. Therefore, no runs can score.
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