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This is true at every level. The proper mechanic in a HS game would be to signal and verbalize "Safe" as usual and continue to observe in case of an appeal. As for Diaz's call, I can see only 2 possibilities to explain his calling the runner safe: a) he judged (incorrectly, as the replay demonstrates) that the runner touched the base with his hand before the fielder tagged the base while securely holding the ball. b) he applied the J/R concept of "unrelaxed action" and required the fielder to tag the runner rather than the base for the missed-base appeal. If the MLBUM sticks to the letter of 7.10(b), he's made a mistake either way.
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