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Originally posted by tcannizzo
INT takes precedence over IFF.
INT R2 is Out
BR gets 1st
All other R's return to base.
IMHO, if you allow the IFF it would allow other runners to advance at their own risk. With bases loaded, R1 would get to score. Don't allow the run. Stick with INT.
[Edited by tcannizzo on Jun 16th, 2005 at 07:38 PM]
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No, the batter is already out due to the IF. The INT by the runner is a separate action for which s/he is still accountable.
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