Is a Re-Touch Required?

[ozzy6900]

Wow, the OP is a mess but beside all that, each runner is required to legally touch each base. When a base is missed one way, it may be touched on the return (albeit Last Time By). Not to worry, though because you have plenty of time to think about it as this is an appeal play by the defense. If they do not appeal, you have nothing to do. Remember that the appeal has to be legal as to the rule set that you are officiating under.

[lawump]

Originally Posted by ozzy6900

If they do not appeal, you have nothing to do. Remember that the appeal has to be legal as to the rule set that you are officiating under.

And now, the post I always post whenever these types of threads come up (why? because these boards are the only places where I can vent and let my frustration out):

Not in South Carolina (FED), baby, because we have no stinkin' appeals. We gotta get it straight in our head right away and call da bum out at the end of the play.

OK, I feel better already.

[ozzy6900]

Originally Posted by lawump

And now, the post I always post whenever these types of threads come up (why? because these boards are the only places where I can vent and let my frustration out):

Not in South Carolina (FED), baby, because we have no stinkin' appeals. We gotta get it straight in our head right away and call da bum out at the end of the play.

OK, I feel better already.

Really Law? I thought the FED changed that 6 years ago and took that call away from us? How does SOCAL get to stick with it?

[lawump]

Originally Posted by ozzy6900

Really Law? I thought the FED changed that 6 years ago and took that call away from us? How does SOCAL get to stick with it?

Because were South Carolina. This state has a proud history of doing things anyway it wants to. (See Ft. Sumter, 1861 )

Rulebook? We don't need no stinkin' rulebook!

We also don't follow the batter's box rule (you know, batter must stay in the box after a pitch with certain exceptions...)