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Originally posted by Just Curious
If the IFF rule is in place to prevent multiple plays on R's... Why is it limited to 1st and 2nd and 1st, 2nd, and 3rd? Why doesn't it include a runner on 1st alone?
TIA
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Because if the BR opts not to run, s/he doesn't deserve to be protected. When it is 1st & 2nd, there are two runners other than the BR that can be hung out to dry.
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