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The rule appears to say with 2 outs, the batter becomes a batter/runner only when first base is open.
Literally, the rule does say that, but it's wrong. I wasn't reading it right. I need to work on my reading comprehension. Not really. You're not the first to pose a question about this wording. The error has been in the book for years. Many posters have offered substitute language, such as: . . . When the catcher fails to catch the third strike before the ball touches the ground, unless 1. First base is occupied and 2. There are fewer than two outs
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