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Originally Posted by Dholloway1962
I simply believe you are wrong on this one, no disrespect intended.
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I can pretty much guarantee that my interpretation is correct. You might want to check Case Play 8.2-2 which is similar showing once the out occured, subsequent loss of the ball is irrelevant to the out.
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Going back to the original post the momentum of the play caused the fielder to fall and the ball came out as a result of the continuation of the original play. She did not control the ball and I have a safe.
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There is no such thing as a continuation play in ASA ball. Going back the the original post, it was clearly stated that F6 had control of the ball after the tag.
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If she tagged the runner took a couple of steps, on her own, then fell I have a different outcome.
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Too bad because there is no difference.
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The key in the original post is that the play was fluid and the momentum caused the losing of the ball.
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Aahhhh...no. The player tripping over the prone retired runner and the subsequent contact with the ground is what caused the ball to drop.