what do you have NFHS rule set
Bases loaded and no outs. B4 is at the plate with a 2-2 count. The next pitch is called a ball. Thinking it's ball four, B4 starts toward first base. The base runners follow suit, touching their next respective base, including R1, who touches home. The entire time, the plate umpire is holding up the correct 3-2 count. The first base coach finally realizes the mistake and the batter returns to the plate. All runners follow suit, returning to their original bases. The Defense makes a play on R1 who had already scored.
What do you have??? and what rules or casebook play supports it. |
Once a run legally scores, it cannot be "unscored" by action of that runner who scored it (see Case Play 9.1.1 Situation B). So in your play, R1 scored legally, and cannot be subsequently put out. The defense should've played on one of the other two runners.
What should've happened: The PU should have LOUDLY called, "THAT'S BALL 3!" instead of just standing there with his fingers showing the count. |
Did the other runners violate by leaving bases they had legally stolen? :eek:
Sorry about the oxymoron. :) |
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Did playing on that runner prevent them from making any other play?
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Thanks for the responses was taught differently but will now take this aproach in the future. .
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