Force Play

[rottiron01]

R1 On 2b, R2 On 1b, 0 Outs, B1 Hits A Ball To F4 Who Tags R1 While Still Standing On 2b, He Then Touches 2b Before R2 Reaches The Bag. He Then Throws To 1b Before B1 Reaches 1b. What Is The Call?

Thanks For Any Help!

In My Opinion 3 Outs.

[Dakota]

If it happened in that order, you're correct. Triple play.

[NCASAUmp]

Originally Posted by rottiron01

...What Is The Call?

His team buys him his first round of frothy beverages after the game.

[IamMatt]

Originally Posted by NCASAUmp

His team buys him his first round of frothy beverages after the game.

That'd be root beer for those 14U's.

[bkbjones]

Originally Posted by IamMatt

That'd be root beer for those 14U's.

Heck, I drink more root beer now than I did when I was 14. We already had a stash of frosty adult beverages stashed away for those post-game conferences. anyone remember the first Coors cans that had the button you pushed to open the top? Those frosty cold ones were cool. And, of course, thanks to Adolph and sons, I had a fabulous collection of ring tabs/pop tops long b4 I graduated HS.

[IRISHMAFIA]

Originally Posted by bkbjones

And, of course, thanks to Adolph and sons,

For a second there, I thought you were referring to beer. Oh, wait a minute, you meant ADOLPHUS as in Busch! Nevermind.

[Skahtboi]

Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA

For a second there, I thought you were referring to beer. Oh, wait a minute, you meant ADOLPHUS as in Busch! Nevermind.

For a second there, I thought you both were referring to beer.

However, you know what swill like Coors and AB and Miller remind me of? It reminds me of making love in a boat. Why, you may ask. Because it is f*****g near water!

[IamMatt]

Originally Posted by bkbjones

anyone remember the first Coors cans that had the button you pushed to open the top?

I remember when the only way to open a beer can was with a can opener ("church key").