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Where and when did R2 pass R3?
Good question. Not on the basepaths.
In a similar way: Abel on 1B, no outs. Baker hits a low liner that F4 dives for and traps. Abel mistakenly thinks the ball was caught on the fly and slides back into 1B. Abel chooses to throw to 1B, but Baker beats the throw and overruns 1B.
Nobody out yet.
Of course Abel, forced to 2B, is an easy out, but I don't see that Baker passed Abel simply by overrrunning 1B.
In the original thread, I don't see that R2 passed R3 because R3 crossed over 3B.
(Didn't we dispense with this one years ago?)
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