Is this a LBR violation?

[tcannizzo]

Are you saying that BR (aka B1,R1) was standing on 2B the moment P got control of the ball in the circle without making a play?

If so, how long did she take to break for 1B?

a.) If within the allowable time frame for LBR, then she is legal to run (that would be her one stop)

b.) If more than the allowable time from for LBR, then she is a dead duck, either on LBR...or... At that point I would have to grant TIME to the defense which would enable the DBA.

[Dakota]

Originally Posted by tcannizzo

Are you saying that BR (aka B1,R1) was standing on 2B the moment P got control of the ball in the circle without making a play?

If so, how long did she take to break for 1B?

a.) If within the allowable time frame for LBR, then she is legal to run (that would be her one stop)

b.) If more than the allowable time from for LBR, then she is a dead duck, either on LBR...or... At that point I would have to grant TIME to the defense which would enable the DBA.

The "one stop" only applies if she is not stopped on a base at the time the LBR goes into effect.

[mcrowder]

Originally Posted by tcannizzo

Are you saying that BR (aka B1,R1) was standing on 2B the moment P got control of the ball in the circle without making a play?

If so, how long did she take to break for 1B?

a.) If within the allowable time frame for LBR, then she is legal to run (that would be her one stop)

No - if she's on the base at the moment the pitcher obtains control of the ball in the circle (and not making a play), she gets no 1-1000-2, and no "stop" - these both apply to a runner already off base at the time the pitcher gets the ball. A runner on the base at this time is stuck unless F1 makes a play.