Here is my own "what if"...for ASA, what if the base(s) behind the trailing runner are all occupied? That is, what if the lead runner is forced? You can't send the trailing runner back then, can you? The ASA case play doesn't really cover that.
In this case, does ASA expect us to send the lead runner forward?
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Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA
Yes, just as you would an OBS runner entitled to a base which is occupied.
If the defense doesn't make a play, what are you going to do, tell them to make the play?
Meanwhile, you cannot force the runner to violate the LBR.
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You seem to be saying to do this as a dead ball procedure. Correct?