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Originally Posted by DaveASA/FED
Ok NOW try this one:
Slow roller down 3rd baseline, ball is dancing between fair and foul, F2 is walking the line over the ball and she picks it up and fires to F3 to attempt to get the BR out. Ball is called foul by PU. Once ball is foul, BR becomes a batter only again so now F2 has made an attempted put out with no runner or batter runner in play.
Ok I am waiting to see what other rule I need to look up now and begin to second guess based on that play.  |
Closest one, and possibly technically correct.
At the same instant F2 began the sequence of attempting the putout, the ball became foul by rule, and the batter-runner stopped being a (potential) batter-runner.
I think you could argue either side of that; THAT one I'm not penalizing F2. Not knowing what PU will call instantaneously is every reason to complete the play.
Not knowing the count isn't defensible in the same manner.