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Yes, "umpire jeopardy". The illegitimate move by that runner or coach had to be corrected. Both should be restricted to the bench.
This is the crux of the issue: "The run that was walked in was allowed to count, because we didn't see a way of returning a scored run after pitches were thrown." I guess you were correct about after another pitch; but hopefully another solution exists.
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We did discuss potential ejection, but since I couldn't definitively recall the called out, it would be easy for them to say they "didn't know". Was I loud and clear enough? I know I used proper mechanics but I was blank about the particulars. Their pattern for breaking the rules revealed itself as the weekend continued.
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