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Originally Posted by Dakota
Speaking ASA, this is incorrect. The 2 base award is based on the position of the runners at the time of the throw, not the "legally attained" base.
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Okay.
The thread has had several left and right turns.
My last answer was a feeble attempt to answer BIGSIG on why the touch or no touch of second base was immaterial. Your answer is much clearer.
And thanks to the input of all I would answer your original questions this way, based on the rule book.
a) R1 misses 2B on the advance but touches on the return-
No potential successful appeal
b) R1 misses 2B in both directions-
one potential successful appeal
c) R1 touches 2B on the advance but misses on the return-
one potential sucessful appea
Thanks for the challenge