Thu Jun 01, 2006, 01:35pm
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: These United States
Posts: 1,162
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Found that ASA Casebook play -
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Originally Posted by Dakota
Once the defense indicates indifference to the situation (I would consider the DC instructing his pitcher to pitch - which the PU should not allow - as indifference), the PU should kill the play and return BR to 1B.
There is an ASA case play to back this up, but I don't have the case book with me at the moment.
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Play 10.8-3 (p. 108)
R1 on 2B, R2 on 1B when B3 hits the ball to F6. R1 holds up as R2 advances to 2B. F6 throws out B3 as both R1 and R2 stand on 2B. F6 throws out B3 as both R1 and R2 stand on 2B. The defense does not notice and the ball is thrown to the pitcher. No further play is apparent.
Ruling: The umpire should call "time." The runners should be awarded the base they would legally occupy. R2 is returned to 1B. (10-8H; 10-1)
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