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Old Fri Jul 14, 2006, 10:28am
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Flag R3 for leaving early.

Because the ball was hit within the infield, the "poof" rule comes into effect.

R3 removed from bases, R2 to 3rd, R1 to 2B, B-R to 1B.

No run scores.


Try a hard one next time.
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Old Fri Jul 14, 2006, 10:53am
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Originally Posted by Rich Ives
Flag R3 for leaving early.

Because the ball was hit within the infield, the "poof" rule comes into effect.

R3 removed from bases, R2 to 3rd, R1 to 2B, B-R to 1B.

No run scores.


Try a hard one next time.
Ummm..Rich? Looks like your "poof" was R2 appearing from nowhere...

Still, no run scores on R3 leaving early, bases now loaded.
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Old Fri Jul 14, 2006, 10:59am
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Ummm..Rich? Looks like your "poof" was R2 appearing from nowhere...

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Old Fri Jul 14, 2006, 12:11pm
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Ummm..Rich? Looks like your "poof" was R2 appearing from nowhere...
Well, they say the poof is in the pudding!
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Old Fri Jul 14, 2006, 10:27pm
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Ummm..Rich? Looks like your "poof" was R2 appearing from nowhere...

Still, no run scores on R3 leaving early, bases now loaded.
That's what happens when one is half asleep after spending the day with a power washer trying to clean up after 6 1/2 feet of water invaded the house.


Anyhow, as the original post said the runner was just standing there and didn't return until after the pitcher started his windup, it is most definitely a flag throwing situation, the bases end up loaded with no run scoring.
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Old Fri Jul 14, 2006, 01:51pm
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Originally Posted by Rich Ives
Flag R3 for leaving early.

Because the ball was hit within the infield, the "poof" rule comes into effect.

R3 removed from bases, R2 to 3rd, R1 to 2B, B-R to 1B.

No run scores.

Try a hard one next time.
Rich... is this the Reverse Poof effect, where you are allowed to invent a runner and add him to the equation? Who the heck is R2?
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Old Fri Jul 14, 2006, 03:13pm
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Rich... is this the Reverse Poof effect, where you are allowed to invent a runner and add him to the equation? Who the heck is R2?
No poof needed, as we have room for the BR. If the bases had been loaded, then poof comes into effect.

Bases loaded, let's play
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