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Originally Posted by upprdeck
runners on first and third. right hand pitcher steps towards 3rd, fakes the throw, turns and throws towards first, and throws it out of bounds.. How many bases does the runner on first get.
does it mean he has stepped off the rubber so its a two base error? does he have to step back off the rubber for that to be a two base error?
the Umps ruled it one base, and said there is no appeal possible on the play. If it was a two base error that would seem to be a rule interpretation and appeal-able?
it felt like it should be a two base error .
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In order to performe the 1st to 3rd move properly, F1
must disengage the rubber
before throwing to 1st. Therefore, you fall back on the "1 from the rubber, 2 from the field" rule and the award for a successful 1st to 3rd move with an overthrow would be 2 bases TOT.