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Dakota,
Sounds like I am not expressing myself clearly.
I am saying that in the OP set forth by Mike, the runner that has stopped between 1b and 2b can do so and not be in violation of the LBR cause the LBR was nullified by the fake throw and immediate play by the runner at 3rd.
That is also how I interprets Mike's answer that the BU call was incorrect.
If Mike said that the call was incorrect, that means the ump got it wrong when the ump ruled a LBR violation.
I also understand that if a runner at any base is advancing as the BR is running to 1b after receiving ball four and then the BR rounds 1st and stops like a lump on a log, then the BR will be called out for a LBR violation. That is not what Mike set forth.
Ron
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