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Originally Posted by Dakota
We had this discussion some time ago, last year, or before.
I was making the point that if the BR overruns and makes her turn back toward 1B before the ball is in the circle, that the "committed to first" does not apply, and she still has her one stop.
I was very lonely in making that case. IIRC, you and everyone else said that didn't matter. Once she headed back to 1B, and the ball was in the circle (regardless of the order of those two) she was committed.
What you are saying now is if she turns back to 1B before the ball is in the circle, she can go to within a step of 1B, and legally take off for 2B?
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Unless you have something different, yeah. (assuming the ball isn't in the circle)
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Last edited by IRISHMAFIA; Sat Jun 02, 2012 at 07:46am.
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