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In this case, however, R1 could be considered to have advanced either by the balk - first defensive error - or the base on balls - second defensive error. I would apply OBR 6.07(b.2) if there had been NO BALK, but since there was a balk I'd let R1 keep the advance. They can't have it both ways. See the Note following OBR 6.07(b.2) for my justification. You cannot NULLIFY the balk AND give the defense a return to R1 with an appeal out when THEY are the ones who have committed 2 errors to the offense's 1 error. Cheers
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