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Let's look at this another way. If it is legal for F3 to hold the ball in his glove and touch the base with his foot, why would it not be legal for F3 to hold the ball in his hand and touch the base with his glove?
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He probally confused tagging a base and tagging a runner |
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"A TAG is the action of a fielder in touching a base with his body while holding the ball securely and firmly in his hand or glove..." Unless the glove is a part of his body, something in casebooks or another rule must contradict this. I'm in agreement that he's out, but would just like to see a ruling. |
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This isn't a TAG of a runner, it's a TOUCH of a base. Completely different.
FED 8-4-2j: 'Any runner is out when he fails to reach the next base before a fielder either tags the runner out or holds the ball while touching such base..." FED 2-24-1: "A force-out is a putout.......or is put out by a fielder who holds the ball while touching the base toward which the force runner is advancing... Doesn't matter where the ball is as long as it is legally held; then any part of the body that touches the base during/after such a legal catch/hold completes the force. |
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