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Old Tue Feb 09, 2010, 02:03pm
shagpal shagpal is offline
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xactly. it is an appealable play, improperly appealed by the defense. the umpire must rule.

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Originally Posted by BretMan View Post
It's kind of the red-headed stepchild of the four appealable situations listed in the rule book, but the rule is clear it is an appeal play (2-2d). It's just not an appeal in the same mold as the others. It is also unique in that it must be a live ball appeal and it must be accomplished by appying a tag to the runner while she's off the base.

If you accept the premise that this is an appealable play (which might be hard to accept, but it's right there in the rule book), the question becomes: What do we do if we have an appealable play, the defensive player attempts to make the appeal, but the player does not properly execute the appeal?
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