Thu Mar 07, 2002, 12:51pm
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Re: Reply to Bob J
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Originally posted by greymule
"If the runner was forced at the time he missed the bag." At least we now have something to go by, Bob. However, that opens up another can of worms. In the last play on my original post (I see that I had erroneously said R2 on 2B, but by the description of the play, he was obviously on 1B), both R2 and B3 missed bases to which they were forced. However, at least according to Roger G, the ORDER of the appeals is crucial--the defense must first appeal 2B and then 1B. If they first appeal 1B, then the force at 2B is OFF. If Roger is correct, the fact that R1 was forced AT THE TIME HE MISSED THE BAG is irrelevant.
Other worms are also crawling out of other cans.
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Maybe. But, when was the last time you saw two runners miss a base during the same play, much less see them both appealed?
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