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Dholloway1962 Wed Aug 15, 2007 06:44pm

Double Base Question
 
:confused: Double Base being used. Ball hit towards first base that gets by the first baseman...Second base is backing up first and picks up the ball well beyond the double base near the line (fair ball). Second baseman runs towards first to make the force out on the base. She tags the orange base only before the runner crosses first. She had no real reason to go to the orange but did.

The rule (NFHS and ASA) states that the defense may use the orange on a force putout on a play from the foul side of first...I always interpreted that as really only being a throw from the foul side.

Question:

Would the defense, using the orange in the situation above, be a violation and the runner safe or out?

If safe, would it be an automatic safe call by the umpire or an appeal.

Dakota Wed Aug 15, 2007 07:00pm

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Originally Posted by Dholloway1962
Would the defense, using the orange in the situation above, be a violation

No.
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dholloway1962
and the runner safe or out?

Safe.
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Originally Posted by Dholloway1962
If safe, would it be an automatic safe call by the umpire ...

Yes, probably with a verbal "on the orange" or somthing.

jimpiano Wed Aug 15, 2007 08:51pm

Yes, probably with a verbal "on the orange" or somthing.


Or something.

LOL

If the batter slides ito first on the white and never leaves the bag he/she is safe according to previous posts, despite an immediate appeal by the first baseman with the ball.

But if an infielder on the foul line runs to the orange portion to beat the runner, the runner is safe?


There is nothing in Rule 2 m-3 that denies the umpire to make a judgement on the play allowing the runner to be called out.

azbigdawg Thu Aug 16, 2007 02:26am

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimpiano
Yes, probably with a verbal "on the orange" or somthing.


Or something.

LOL

If the batter slides ito first on the white and never leaves the bag he/she is safe according to previous posts, despite an immediate appeal by the first baseman with the ball.

But if an infielder on the foul line runs to the orange portion to beat the runner, the runner is safe?


There is nothing in Rule 2 m-3 that denies the umpire to make a judgement on the play allowing the runner to be called out.


One of two things is happening right now.

A) its late...and im misreading your post.......

B) you're clueless...

Im gonna go to bed and read it in the morning....

IRISHMAFIA Thu Aug 16, 2007 06:14am

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dholloway1962
:confused: Double Base being used. Ball hit towards first base that gets by the first baseman...Second base is backing up first and picks up the ball well beyond the double base near the line (fair ball). Second baseman runs towards first to make the force out on the base. She tags the orange base only before the runner crosses first. She had no real reason to go to the orange but did.

The rule (NFHS and ASA) states that the defense may use the orange on a force putout on a play from the foul side of first...I always interpreted that as really only being a throw from the foul side.

Question:

Would the defense, using the orange in the situation above, be a violation and the runner safe or out?

If safe, would it be an automatic safe call by the umpire or an appeal.

Speaking ASA

The BR is safe as the defender used the incorrect base. (8.2.M.3)

Dakota Thu Aug 16, 2007 07:45am

Quote:

Originally Posted by azbigdawg
One of two things is happening right now.

A) its late...and im misreading your post.......

B) you're clueless...

Im gonna go to bed and read it in the morning....

One of the problems with the "ignore" feature is it does not block someone else quoting the person on your "ignore" list... oh, well... I see I didn't miss anything.

NCASAUmp Thu Aug 16, 2007 07:51am

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Originally Posted by Dakota
One of the problems with the "ignore" feature is it does not block someone else quoting the person on your "ignore" list... oh, well... I see I didn't miss anything.

Thanks for reminding me to put our little "jp" on my ignore list. :)


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