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The substitution wasn't a choice and was forced based on a scorekeeper error. I'm letting that player back in. That scenario is not one considered by the normal expectations the rules are written for.
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Two-Three ...
Agree on two statements, that it's not a normal exception, and to let the player reenter under 2-3 (and purpose and intent).
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