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Old Thu Jan 15, 2004, 04:16am
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Originally posted by greymule
This brings up a similar play: the BR who, with runners on let's say 2B and 3B, gets a base on balls and proceeds very slowly to 1B, allowing the two runners ample time to dance around and play games.
I never understood why that change came into effect. In ISF rules the LBR is into effect no matter where the BR is. Why did ASA put it this way?

Raoul
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