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Mon Oct 25, 2004, 01:04pm
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Mike hit it on the head.
Most answers given kept referring to a play being made. Remember, the pitcher is the only one that could make a play and release the runner from the LBR. She stood motionless. I had never seen this play before but have seen the chasing ball trick trying to get the runner off far enough to be thrown out. The couple of times I had seen it, pitcher turn around like she was looking for the ball. Sure there was deception, but nothing illegal. Call on the field was LBR. They allowed the runner a little longer than I think I would have. 1001-02 is about all she would have gotten from me.
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