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Sat Mar 26, 2005, 10:54pm
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I guess maybe it is all in how you define balking "to second base".
With R2, the pitcher throws to second but steps toward third. Balk. Seems like that's a balk to second base. Unless maybe you say he balked to the base he stepped toward. Of course then you reverse it and you have a balk to second. Unless your argument is that the balk is for not stepping to the base your throwing to. I guess then you can't balk to any base. Or can you? 
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