Two "you make the call" situations for newbies

[DonInKansas]

Originally Posted by Amesman

The fly in the ointment here was his replacement actually came in for him, making 3-3-6 no longer applicable, right?

Mark said he checked in at the table. He didn't say anything about him actually being beckoned in or hitting the floor.

Does this matter?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by DonInKansas

Mark said he checked in at the table. He didn't say anything about him actually being beckoned in or hitting the floor.

Does this matter?

Before Team B's timeout can be granted, the injured player must either be subbed for, or Team A must use a Timeout. B cannot be granted a timeout until one of these two things happens.

[A Pennsylvania Coach]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Before Team B's timeout can be granted, the injured player must either be subbed for, or Team A must use a Timeout. B cannot be granted a timeout until one of these two things happens.

So if there was any question about whether the sub for the injured person became a player, and therefore the injured player became bench personnel, the granting of the Team B timeout request implies that the substitution had been completed. So the injured player is staying out until the clock runs.