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Old Fri Mar 18, 2016, 01:49pm
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Originally Posted by teebob21 View Post
Based on the "wreck" at home resulting in tangled players, had the tag been legal for an out, I do not believe that F2 had an opportunity to make a play of any kind, and R2 would have reached 3B standing up.
IMO, too much supposition here. You can "what if" any play until you come up with the desired result. For that reason, I return to the interpretations from the past and hold the runner at 2nd UNLESS at the time of the tag, the runner was advancing and half or nearly half way to 3rd base at the time of the tag.
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