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I don't understand. Why isn't it a reinstated force regardless of the timing? Even after a pitch, if R2 retreats toward 1B (and there's a runner occupying 1B), isn't the force reinstated? Or has that somehow become a tag play because the batter did not become a runner on that play?
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Ugh. Back to Ignore-land for you.
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Reasons a person may respond to a post w/o looking up: 1. access to the site vs access to a rule book 2. feel like discussing first, then looking up to discover/remember/believe 3. flat out don't feel like finding the exact rule and would rather discuss it We can all bury our heads in a rule book until we are blue in the face...but sometimes it's good to mix it up. I agree with your post 100%...but to say that I should "look it up" before asking a question on here...would bring an end to the forum pretty quickly.
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If I have a sitch, I can look up the rule, then discuss it. Sometimes the verbiage isn't clear, sometimes you can't make the connection to your sitch, and sometimes you can't find the exact rule you're looking for. All of these promote discussion and make the board thrive, yet I first attempted to look up the rule myself. The life blood of the forum is discussing interpretations of the rules, not spitting out rules to keep others from reading. Again, this is simply in rebuttal to the quoted statement. |
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I've read the J/R, PBUC, BRD, and the rest of them, but there are still times when you simply can't find what you're looking for or remember the section it was in. I think the objections to the OP were mainly that the answer was obvious, or at least easily found.
There are other times when you know the rule but wonder whether it applies in a particular case. There are, for example, baseball and softball rules (or OBR and Fed rules) that are parallel in wording, but in practice they're interpreted differently. But I agree that it's annoying when somebody uses the board simply to ask questions whose answers are easily found.
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