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Originally Posted by Tim C
Let's make this easy.
Place a rujnner at second base ONLY.
Now, please you give me an example of a balk to second base.
Tick, tick, tick . . .
Regards,
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Wrong setup. Instead, place runners at 1B and 3B. The pitcher comes set, pivots and steps directly towards 2B.
He just balked, the rule is 8.05(d), and "he balked to 2B" is a completely accurate description of that play, as most English speaking people use and comprehend words.