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Old Mon Jun 11, 2012, 11:41pm
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Originally Posted by umpjim View Post
Note this caseplay references an attempt and does not go any further:

Rule: 2.32.2



2.32.2 SITUATION B

R1 is on third base and R2 is on first base with no outs. A ground ball is hit to F6, who throws to F4 at second base. R2 slides out of the base path in an attempt to prevent F4 from turning the double play.

RULING: Since R2 did not slide directly into second base, R2 is declared out, as well as the batter-runner. R1 returns to third base, the base occupied at the time of the pitch.
Here is where the OP situation differs from the case book definition of FPSR. You would have a very hard time selling calling a double play on the OP.
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