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Little league ba goes to 2nd
Batter draws bb runs hard to first and doesn't stop goes to second. Coach from op team says pitcher was on the rubber ump rules because he did not stop the pitcher on the rubber does not kill the play.How should this be called?
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Your ump
got the call right.
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Why not
Based on the what the OP gave, the Umpire got it right. Play does not stop just because the pitcher is on the pitchers plate.
Pitcher cannot hurry up back to the mound to stop an advancing runner. The battery must be set and all play must be stopped. Only then can you send the runner back (LL rules) if he tries to advance. Not verbatim but I didn't think he asked for a rule #. |
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I think, the runner standing on 2nd with the opposing manager complaining is an indication of the umpire's decision. :) |
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7.13 Nice job, RC Ace |
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Well...
In LL, you are "supposed" to throw a red flag...
I have not nor will I EVER throw a red flag. In fact the closest thing I have is a red shirt in a glass case that says, "Do Not Break Open In An Emergency". :D:D PS.: If the runner leaves early, it has to be blatant for me to send him back. |
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2. They are being polite because if they tell you the truth, they are afraid that you will toss them. 3. What the hell do fans know? |
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