Thanks, and what rule do I use to back that up?
I don't think it's in the ASA book in black and white. I asked that question a few years ago at clinic, and that's the answer I got (send the following runner back).
You might make a case for "two runners cannot occupy a base," but I think that's weak.
I did have that play happen, though. Two runners on 2B, and the pitcher ready to pitch. Needless to say, you won't see this at higher levels.
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