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Originally posted by bluezebra
Think about this. Bases loaded, one out. R3 extremely fast, is taking big lead, breaks with pitch. Ground out, 6-4-3. R3 crosses plate BEFORE out is made at 2B. Would you allow R3's run?
Also, does your keyboard havepunctuation marks?
Bob
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Speaking ASA
No, Bob. I call dead ball as soon as the runner leaves the base because everyone knows the runner cannot lead in softball. d:-)
And, no runs can score when the 3rd out is a force or prior to the BR reaching 1B safely. Now, if it were a live ball appeal at 1B then the runner gets nailed at the plate, you've got a different play and ruling.