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A 4th Dimension to Passing
Same situation, batter hits a HR instead of a fly out, passing occurred. The out is recognized during a stoppage of time. [7.08h]
For the record on OP fly out, home plate was never legally obtained by the runner. The runner must return and touch 3B. Three outs officially ended the half-inning. This point about a possible apparent, advantageous 4th out is now moot. [2.00 Retouch] OP. Dropped ball, passing, RF throws to 2nd for the force. No run scores. {Note: I doubt passing effectively removes the force out on R1 at 2B. [7.08e]} OP. Dropped ball, passing, all runners safely reach advanced base. Run scores. Half-inning ends. {Note: Passing "effectively" becomes 3rd out of the half-inning. [7.08h]} Passing in "effect" is treated as a delayed, dead ball penalty on the offense. [9.01c]
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