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You can only get one out when multiple runners leave early. 8-7-18
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The only organization I know where multiple runners may be ruled out for leaving their bases early is NCAA. That's because unlike any other sanction, an LBE violation is a delayed dead ball at the college level.
For those where there's an immediate dead ball ruling, in theory someone left first. The umpires then have to judge which one left first should more than one runner be in violation.
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Manny: I am going with the one closest to HP. Just my humble opinion; I have yet to discuss this play with Mark, Jr. but I would speculate that he would agree with me at least he had better agree with me. ! MTD, Sr.
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Like Manny, I don't know of another organization that treats leaving early as a delayed dead ball or allows more than one runner to be called out. If you know of one, please let the board know. In the NCAA case book: A.R. 12-38. Last edited by Crabby_Bob; Tue Jun 29, 2021 at 06:32pm. |
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I'm fairly certain that even before the NCAA changed the LBE violation from an immediate No Pitch like it is in NFHS, USA Softball, etc., to a delayed dead ball, a case play existed where more than one runner could be ruled out. It was in a list of case plays that Dee Abrahamson, the Secretary Rules Editor from 1996 to 2016, had put out before they were officially codified in an NCAA Softball Case Book. If memory serves, it was when more than one runner left their bases simultaneously.
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