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Old Mon May 02, 2016, 07:14pm
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Originally Posted by teebob21 View Post
Situation: R1 on 2B. Batter-runner hits a single to centerfield. R1 rounds 3B and comes home. The throw to F2 is in plenty of time. F2 establishes a legal position in possession of the ball in the baseline between HP and 3B, inside the RH batter's box. R1 slides to the foul side of the baseline, feet first. The tag is made on the torso,
R1 is out at this point. Any subsequent action is irrelevant to this player's status.

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but as F2 raises the glove off of R1's body, R1's arms contact the glove. R1 pulls on the glove as her momentum carries her past F2, where she touches HP. The ball comes out. BR advances to 2B when she sees the dropped ball.
Based on the assumption there is a possible play since R2 is attempting to advance, INT on a retired player, runner closest to home is out
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