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popcorn Sun Jun 01, 2008 05:08pm

How many bases ??
 
The pitcher steps off the rubber and throws to first base striking the base runner in the helmet. The ball ricochets off his helmet and lands out of the field of play, over the fence down the first base line.

How many bases should the base runner be awarded ??



Thanks,


Popcorn,

dash_riprock Sun Jun 01, 2008 05:10pm

2

umpjayfire Sun Jun 01, 2008 06:39pm

si, si ...dos

ozzy6900 Sun Jun 01, 2008 06:57pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by popcorn
The pitcher steps off the rubber and throws to first base striking the base runner in the helmet. The ball ricochets off his helmet and lands out of the field of play, over the fence down the first base line.

How many bases should the base runner be awarded ??

Thanks,

Popcorn,

Pay close attention, Popcorn.................

1 from the rubber,
2 from the field!

If F1 throws from the rubber, award 1 base.
If F1 steps off (as in your stich), award 2 bases.

1 from the rubber,
2 from the field!

waltjp Sun Jun 01, 2008 08:06pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by popcorn
The pitcher steps off the rubber and throws to first base striking the base runner in the helmet. The ball ricochets off his helmet and lands out of the field of play, over the fence down the first base line.

How many bases should the base runner be awarded ??

The one he was going to plus one. Second base.


LOL. Now, did anyone take that seriously? Two bases. R1 to third.

waltjp Sun Jun 01, 2008 08:07pm

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Originally Posted by ozzy6900
Pay close attention, Popcorn.................

1 from the rubber,
2 from the field!

I thought it was "one if by land, two if by sea" :D

bluezebra Sun Jun 01, 2008 09:38pm

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Originally Posted by waltjp
I thought it was "one if by land, two if by sea" :D

Only if the visiting team is British.

Bob

waltjp Sun Jun 01, 2008 10:55pm

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Originally Posted by bluezebra
Only if the visiting team is British.

Bob

But we'd then be talking about a bloody cricket match. Tea time. Cheers, Mate.

SanDiegoSteve Sun Jun 01, 2008 11:11pm

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Originally Posted by waltjp
LOL. Now, did anyone take that seriously?

Watch out Walt, sombody is liable to!:rolleyes:

ozzy6900 Mon Jun 02, 2008 05:34am

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Originally Posted by waltjp
But we'd then be talking about a bloody cricket match. Tea time. Cheers, Mate.

Doesn't that have something to do with a wicket? Tally-ho!

waltjp Mon Jun 02, 2008 07:36am

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Originally Posted by ozzy6900
Doesn't that have something to do with a wicket? Tally-ho!

Hey, you leave my wicket out of this.

danreeves1973 Mon Jun 02, 2008 08:41am

Two and you might check the runner to see how many of you he sees.

Most of the fields I work, for this sit. to happen, it's 30 ft or so to the first baseline fence. Unless it glances off the top and skims over the fence, I'm thinking OUCH!!

LakeErieUmp Mon Jun 02, 2008 09:25am

I'm going to do my best troll impression here -

But if the runner was diving back to first you award bases in the direction he was running, so he gets first and home

mbyron Mon Jun 02, 2008 09:51am

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Originally Posted by LakeErieUmp
I'm going to do my best troll impression here -

But if the runner was diving back to first you award bases in the direction he was running, so he gets first and home

You need practice: nobody's going to bite on awarding R1 home. :p

LakeErieUmp Mon Jun 02, 2008 09:56am

I wouldn't be so sure that NO ONE would invoke the Jimmy Pearsall


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