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Sat Mar 17, 2018, 03:50pm
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My side question about situation #2... is the no-tag, no-touch, no-call mechanic the same as is required at the plate?
While I've never had it happen out at the bases, I do come up with a firm "NO TAG" immediately, of course staying with the play for a potential overslide. I don't think the delay (other than the ordinary hesistation-timing we should use) is appropriate other than at the plate... 
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