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Bases loaded and BR hits a home run with two outs. If any baserunner misses the bag and an appeal is made the runs would not count right?
Greg |
Depends on which runner missed which bag, and on the defense appealling properly.
Roger Greene |
If a runner misses a force base - no runs.
If a runner misses a non-force base - all runners ahead of him score. |
OK, Gre144:
In your play, how many runs score if the miss is the runner from 1B missing 3B? |
Two....runners on 3b and 2b since that was a non force...right?
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Right. The BR doesn't score. He was behind the runner who missed a base for the 3rd out.
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How about all bases are touched but 3rd base coach slaps the Batter-runner on the back to congratulate him for his great hit... Umpire rules that coach assisted the runner and calls him out... Batter does not score; team looses.
Oooohhhh my God that is terrible! Seen it happen. Use your brain, man. |
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He was a rookie and hadn't seen a half dozen games yet.
Ouch! He felt about an inch tall when the game was finished and the parents had ragged on him for about 15 minutes. I felt really bad for him and offered encouragement. He's back working again this year, so it didn't crush him too bad. |
What happened to prevent umpires huddling to discuss the call? Sounds like a correctable call to me. If I were his partner, I would discuss with him to explain what the ruling should be. I would not change his call, but hopefully he would change it, after we discuss.
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