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Re: How are these two connected ?
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Originally posted by Bandit
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Originally posted by AtlUmpSteve
That same argument would make a LBR call required on a missed base or left too early without an appeal!
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How do you connect LBR to "missed base" &/or "left too early" ? "Left too Early" on the pitch is not an appeal. It is a dead ball, call the runner out. When speaking about leaving on a fly ball or missing a base these actions happen only on a hit ball. How could you ever apply a LBR which happens inbetween pitchs?
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Simple. Steve is responding to calling the runner out for not being on the right base. As Steve points out, if that is the reason for ruling the runner out via the LBR, would it not be true had a runner missed a base or left too soon? After all, those runners are not on the correct base either.
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Thu Mar 24, 2005, 12:50pm
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