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Originally Posted by jimpiano
I totally disagree.
A walk is not the same as a hit, because on a hit the runners have liability to be put out if they fail to advance.
Once the batter has touched first base on a base on balls the advance by the runner on third to home ends the game and there are no appeals that can be honored for other runners failing to advance.
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Quote me a rule that says this please. Not a rule that has similar words. The rule that tells you that "no appeals that can be honored for other runners failing to advance."
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