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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
Start with this general principal: A runner is out when he's hit by an untouched fair batted ball in fair territory unless BOTH of the following are true: 1) He could reasonably expect the defense to field the ball before it got to him and 2) A defender playing behind him didn't have a play
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So if nobody came even close to having a play on the ball, it would not be considered "passing an infielder" even if it did technically pass an infielder?