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And sometimes there's just an "assumed" time out. As in "official's time out". If both coaches and the umpires are conversing about a play or ruling or rule and there wasn't a "signaled" time out, they just starting their discussion inho you'd have to be pretty much on bad ground if someone on the bases advanced and scored while you were in a discussion. I'm simply saying "NO", we had time go back. Don't think an arguement is going to fly here. Again imho!
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As has been stated...once your partner came to you for help on the count, TIME is assumed and play is suspended.
Had you both conferred and agreed that it was strike 3, you do your best to reconstruct what you think would have happened and place runners accordingly. From your description, it seems as if the batter-runner was heading into the dugout and the runner on third wasn't trying to advance. Let the play stand and change sides.
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