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Old Sat Sep 08, 2012, 12:17am
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Which is more surprising; Emmel not immediately realizing this was a force play, or the announcers thinking it was a tag play.........

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Technically, it's not a "force play" at first. It's a missed base appeal. And my understanding is that if the B/R does not successfully acquire 1B as the third out, no run scores. Basically, the B/R must occupy 1B or any runners advancing on the play do not score.
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Old Sat Sep 08, 2012, 12:37am
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Did they end up scoring the run or wiping it?
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Old Sat Sep 08, 2012, 06:39am
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No run.
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Old Sat Sep 08, 2012, 08:35am
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Technically, it's not a "force play" at first. It's a missed base appeal. And my understanding is that if the B/R does not successfully acquire 1B as the third out, no run scores. Basically, the B/R must occupy 1B or any runners advancing on the play do not score.
Exactly continuing action at first still treated as appeal of missed base, therefore no run should be scored.

There is no such thing as a force play at first base. There is no such thing as a force play at first base. There is no such thing as a force play at first base.There is no such thing as a force play at first base.

There is no such thing as a force play at first base.
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