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runner on 2nd, ground ball to 3rd, she can't make the play and holds the ball and throws it back to the pitcher. B-R rounds 1st and takes about 2 steps towards 2nd and the PU calls time. I was going to send the B-R back to 1st, but the PU said she should get 2nd because she started that way. What is the correct call?
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But, once the play is dead, umpire judgment on where to place the runners, but unless the runner was well on her way to 2B (2 steps don't qualify), I agree with you.
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As a hitter, I want this ump. If I get a single, then take only a couple of steps toward 2nd, I'm getting a double. If the runner was making an attempt for 2nd base then time should not have been called, otherwise the runner should have been left at 1st.
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I, too, agree with you.
I am curious as to why the PU would over-rule himself without an appeal.(even if its not an appeal play)
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