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Originally Posted by CecilOne
The OBS at the base means no put out between 1st & 2nd.
But, once the runner stops at a base, any advancement has to be awarded by an umpire.
In this case, I think the step off and the LBR call are separate from the runner advancing on the original play, so the "no put out between bases" would not apply.
I would call it an out.
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I do not see where an LBR violation is an exception allowing a OBS runner to be called out between the two bases.
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