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Originally posted by DG
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Originally posted by jicecone
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I did, and I will stiil stick with my original statement, I would most likely have to see this, before I WOULD flat out say it was a violation. [/B]
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R1 does not even have to touch F6. If F6 is at the bag to receive a force throw and R1 comes in standing up, then FPSR results in 2 outs. If F6 has already made the catch and is 5 feet from the bag toward LF to make the throw to 1b, then you might get by with not calling FPSR if R1 is coming into 2B standing up, since he is "avoiding". Slide or avoid, that's the choices.
[Edited by DG on Nov 20th, 2005 at 10:22 PM] [/B][/QUOTE]
Your serious right?
R1 gets to the bag before F6 even gets the ball and your calling him out on the FPSR because he is not sliding. I'm not sure what your reading here. But that was the play.
I could agree with you if F6 received the ball and R1 comes in standing up directly to the bag.
But I guess you have your own style?????