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Originally Posted by DG
If we call time when F6 releases the ball the ball might go into dead ball territory and our calling time would prevent R1 from going to 3b and BR going to 2B. R1 would stay at 2B and BR would return to the plate if we called time to enforce the balk. Bad outcome for the offense when the defense made not one, but two mistakes.
Don't call time until everybody stops moving around. That is break in action.
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The balk is ignored. No reason to call time, since you're not enforcing the balk. Live ball, play on.
Of course, when the coach asks for time to hear your explanation, THEN you'll have to call time.