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Originally Posted by Durham
But isn't the action of the outfielder throwing behind R1 in an attempt to double him off let us know that the defense is fully aware that the appeal is on. Furthermore, would you allow a second appeal at the same base on the same runner if the defense err's in its initial appeal attempt?
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Durham, the point is really that it doesn't matter if the defense is, or isn't, aware of a possible appeal. It's two bases from the last base (2nd base in this case) obtained by the runner.
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Last edited by mcrowder; Thu Mar 30, 2006 at 03:40pm.
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Thu Mar 30, 2006, 02:27pm
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