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Originally Posted by teebob21
My guess is that the writers used the normally-plural pronoun "they" in an effort to be gender neutral. Both sexes play this sport under basically the same baserunning rules: I wish they (the writers) would use he and she more often to reduce confusion.
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My point is that
any pronoun, he, she, it, we, they, etc is bad form. Add to it they got singular and plural mixed up...well.
Why not stick with standard rules nomenclature, such as "R2 was tagged" in this case.