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Originally posted by bob jenkins
1) On a pitch, the award is one base (NAPBL interp), so the runner wouldn't have been awarded home.

2) In a similar situation (runner not advancing; "no chance" to advance), as the PU I'm calling "time" before F2 touches the ball.
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I'm not saying they the call made was the right call. I'm just saying that that is what was ruled. I know that a runner was at first because the catcher was looking at the runner at first as he was reaching out to pull the ball back to him with the mask. I also know that a run scored on the play because the news made a big deal about how the winning run was scored because the manager knew this rule and was observent enough to catch it when no one else did. Maybe there was a runner at third also, I can't remember, but I don't think that there was.