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Forum: Baseball Wed Mar 24, 2010, 11:27pm

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives R3 is the PRECEDING runner and he was NOT... R3 is the PRECEDING runner and he was NOT declared out. A TRAIL runner was the one declared out. No runner who came AFTER the third-out-runner can score. Those that preceded (came before him) can.

Forum: Baseball Mon Mar 22, 2010, 04:54pm

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives There wasn't any force out in the play at hand. There wasn't any force out in the play at hand.

Forum: Baseball Sun Mar 21, 2010, 08:49pm

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives The it was poorly described. The it was poorly described.

Forum: Baseball Sun Mar 21, 2010, 07:03pm

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives The OP: Runners on 1st and 3rd with 1 out.... The OP: Runners on 1st and 3rd with 1 out. Trouble ball to center, both runners take off and great catch is made. Problem was BU did not do a good job letting everyone know there was a catch which...

Forum: Baseball Sun Mar 21, 2010, 03:37pm

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives I asked two questions: You mean I can't say,... I asked two questions: You mean I can't say, in one sentence, "I'm appealing that R2 and R3 both left early"? and You expect me to believe that's not valid?

Forum: Baseball Sun Mar 21, 2010, 12:53pm

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives Well, then you quoted the wrong post. And... Well, then you quoted the wrong post. And there were two different coach question references in the OP - how about the second one?

Forum: Baseball Sun Mar 21, 2010, 09:59am

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives He said: "If he was appealing 2 runners, he... He said: "If he was appealing 2 runners, he can't in one sentence as far as I'm comncerned." Or is my English comprehension somehow lacking?

Forum: Baseball Sat Mar 20, 2010, 05:27pm

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives and jkumpire too: You mean I can't say, in... and jkumpire too: You mean I can't say, in one sentence, "I'm appealing that R2 and R3 both left early"? You expect me to believe that's not valid?

Forum: Baseball Fri Mar 19, 2010, 10:25pm

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives Bob and mbyron 1) I did say it was confusing... Bob and mbyron 1) I did say it was confusing 2) On the other hand, the OP did say the coach used runners (plural) both times.

Forum: Baseball Fri Mar 19, 2010, 08:57am

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives Is there any doubt in anyone's mind that the... Is there any doubt in anyone's mind that the coach knows the runners left early? Is there any doubt that he has let the umpires know that he thinks the runners left early? So why isn't that...

Forum: Baseball Thu Mar 18, 2010, 01:13pm

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives Post it all Pete - also from the OP: "Coach... Post it all Pete - also from the OP: "Coach says what about runners leaving earlier and I say we had no appeal... " Maybe that could be an appeal? The whole thing's kinda murky as to what...

Forum: Baseball Thu Mar 18, 2010, 08:39am

Replies: 46 4th Out Appeal Views: 4,496 Posted By Rich Ives OK so the coach knew the runners didn't tag up... OK so the coach knew the runners didn't tag up and brought the issue to the umpire's attention. Do you folks believe he must actually use the word "appeal" to have you call it? If so, why?

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