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Old Wed Apr 02, 2014, 12:57pm
David Emerling David Emerling is offline
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Originally Posted by MD Longhorn View Post
And in OBR interpretations (generally) the status of the runner at the time of the miss is what we go by - so a run would not count.
I guess the question would be this: When did the "miss" (of the base) occur in relation to the force play being erased?

Are you saying the following?

If R1 missed 2nd (presumably on his way to 3rd or simply overrunning the base) prior to BR being retired, a subsequent appeal would be considered a force play. R3's run would not count.

If R1 missed 2nd after BR was retired, a subsequent appeal would not be considered a force play. R3's run counts.
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