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Originally Posted by Manny A
IMHO, pro runners violate the underlined part all the time. What really gets violated is the part I highlighted in red. They'll hook-slide away from the base, are able to reach the base with the hand, but make no attempt at staying on. Perhaps they're given the benefit of the doubt that they tried to stay on but their momentum carried them past it.
Regardless, they are rarely called out for doing what you've underlined when it's a more routine take-out slide (left or right side of the base). This slide was not so routine because it took place on top of and then beyond the base.
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The part you put in red is only applicable on a roll block.
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