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I once had the lights go out as the BR was rounding 2B and on his way for a triple.
The field was situated such that there were really no other sources of light anywhere. No houses, no streetlights, no car headlights. Nobody could see the hand in front of his face for a few minutes. In the dark, I doubt that the runner could have found 3B.
The game was of course suspended, and I put the runner on 3B since I believed he would have had a triple.
With a fly ball caught, I'd let the play stand. If there was an easy fly in the air and the lights went out at that point, maybe we have a do-over.
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