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3 ft running lane
Could someone explain this nfhs case play?
8.2.5 SITUATION B: R1 is on third, and the batter receives a base on balls. The batter-runner runs to first completely in fair territory (outside of the three-foot running lane) the last half distance to first. The catcher throws the ball to first and the throw strikes the batter-runner. RULING: If the umpire judges that the batter runner interfered with a legitimate play by the catcher, she should be called out. COMMENT: All bases must be run legally, even awarded bases. (8-2-6; 8-3-11; 8-6-10c). What kind of legitimate play was the catcher making? Why was she throwing to first when the batter received a walk (and the runner wasn't even to first base yet? Thanks? |
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