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Also: this is not a runner, but the batter-runner - a significant difference in many rules. David - if you accept that BR is out because he entered the dugout, then YOU MUST allow the runners to return to their original bases (ie drop the forceouts), since there is no one FORCING them to advance anymore. Not allowing BR to exit the dugout and go to first, but keeping the forces in place would be (as I was accused of earlier) having your cake and eating it too. [Edited by mcrowder on Nov 10th, 2005 at 10:18 AM]
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