As soon as Baker hits 2B, the game is over from my perspective.
Baker hit 2B well before Charles was tagged for the second out, and well before Abel scored.
In my opinion, Play A is not over as long as Charles's miss is a possible inning-ending fourth out.
In Play B, I guess I'd say the play is over when the actions stops and Baker is obviously refusing to leave the safety of 2B. So if the defense proceeded to appeal 1B, it would take a hit away from Charles, but it would not affect the outcome of the game.
I'm not sure I could justify the gratutious calling of time with a play possible.
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