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Originally Posted by dileonardoja
The problem with your analysis is that there was no play being made on a runner. The catcher might not of even caught the errant throw and if he did he may or may not have attempted a throw.
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I tend to agree. It is a HTBT but I find it hard to believe a play is possible on an errant throw.
Where exactly was the bat/player to get in front of this throw? Why is F2 behind him? Shouldn't he be in front of the plate? His positioning if done correctly would have helped to prevent this issue. With no possible play at the plate, he should be moving toward the ball a little to cut the throw's distance down even by 2 tenths of a second is the difference between out or safe in many cases.
It sounds like F2 had no chance at a play but is definitely HTBT.