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Originally Posted by Dakota
Can players still take legal actions that begin a play that can result in either a runner advancing or an out?
Yes, because the ball is live.
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The only possible action would be the pitcher leaving the circle or making a play on a runner standing on a base, both non-sensible, causes more problems than viable action and is a simple waste of time and energy. Remember how it was prior to a dead ball appeal? Remember how crazy it could get, even in the SP game? Wasn't the LBR instituted to eliminate all the bullshit and monkey business?
The players are there to play the game, not play games.