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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
It wasn't the last inning, so the rule doesn't apply at all.
If it had been the last inning, then the runs still wouldn't score after the appeal.
Either way, the runs score until there's an appeal, and then the sciore are "reversed."
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OK, now I'm more confused
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I understand that the rule only talks about the last inning, but is that the only time it applies? So if there is a 2-out bases loaded walk in the bottom of the first where R1 and R2 fail to advance, then the run doesn't score (if there is an appeal), but if the same happens in the bottom of the ninth, then the run does score (if there is an appeal)?