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Old Fri Aug 29, 2008, 02:11pm
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Just out of curiosity

Has anyone actually witnessed something like this:

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Originally Posted by greymule
Batter hits a ball off the fence, misses 1B, touches 2B, and is on his way to 3B when the throw from the outfield appears to be in time to get him. But the throw bounces through and hits DBT a moment before the BR slides into 3B. The umpire awards home. In ASA, that runner can return to 2B, correct his error at 1B, and then take his award.
I've been umpiring softball for over 20 years and it would seem to me that IF a runner would admit to missing a base, and having the ball going into DBT, awarding bases to the runner, the runner actually going back and touching, in the correct manner, it would be a once in a lifetime occurance, if that often.

Or, maybe I should do more slow pitch to see stuff like this.
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