Timing Play?

[GA Umpire]

No. If a preceding runner makes the 3rd out for any reason, no trailing runs score.

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HOW A TEAM SCORES. APPROVED RULING: One out, Jones on third, Smith on second. Batter Brown flies out to
center. Two out. Jones scores after catch and Smith scores on bad throw to plate. But Jones, on appeal,
is adjudged to have left third before the catch and is out. Three outs. No runs.

[rbmartin]

Originally Posted by GA Umpire

No. If a preceding runner makes the 3rd out for any reason, no trailing runs score.

What he said.

[Manny A]

Agree with the others. And this really isn't a timing play.

A timing play is when a runner tries to score just as the third out is being recorded on another runner, and that third out is not a force out, or an out on the batter before he reaches first safely. The "timing" of when that runner touches home (before or after the out) determines whether or not he scores.