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Originally Posted by Manny A
Which is how it should be, and the other sanctioning bodies should follow suit. After all, the reason a BR would do this is to delay a play on her to let other runners advance. If one or more of those runners do make it to their next base(s) before the BR takes that step back, then the penalty doesn't really have the right effect.
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If the BR action does not help the runner to reach a base (
to their next base(s) before the BR takes that step ); then why should the runner be penalized back to an earlier base?