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Originally Posted by Bassman
Yep. One base at the time of a pitch, two at the time of a throw!
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What? What does this have to do with a pickoff at first?
This could be very confusing if you use it for an explanation.
One base because the pitcher was on the rubber when he threw the ball out of play is the explanation you want to use here. Two bases if he was off the rubber, and therefore like any other fielder at the time he threw it out of play.
TOP and TOT are terms used for other rule interpretations, not this one.