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Originally Posted by ozzy6900
I don't know how you come to this conclusion as the catch is the 3rd out! The catch/no catch comes before the passing runner! The OP states that this is a 2 out situation.  |
There are 2 possibilities: if the catch happens first, then the inning's over, no problem.
The problem case is the one where the passing happens first. Then, as I've said, the catch is an advantageous 4th out. It's advantageous because it cancels the run that would have scored if we count the passing as the third out.
By rule, then, we ignore the passing, BR is out on the catch, and no run scores because BR did not reach 1B safely.
What made me think twice on this play is that it's unusual that the "advantageous 4th out" occurs on the same player who made the (apparent) 3rd out. But nothing in the rules prevents that.