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Originally posted by mbyron
Pete: in the sitch you mention, shouldn't we send that runner back? You would not give the offense the benefit of the doubt by assuming the runner would have succeeded in stealing the base.
Not sure what you mean. here's the note from OBR 6.07
NOTE: If a runner advances, while the improper batter is at bat, on a stolen base , balk, wild pitch or passed ball, such advance is legal.
Perhaps I wasn't clear in my example; I was talking about a stolen base, not a Hit / Run where R2 takes off and B1 makes contact which is a different scenario.
Pete Booth
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