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Sat Apr 06, 2002, 07:40pm
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If a runner passes another runner this is a delayed dead ball right? Same thing for a coach physically assisting a runner, right? Say there are 2 outs and bases loaded and a runner passes another runner. Since it is a delayed dead ball you let the play go, right? Do any runs count if they score on this play? That runner passing her would be the third out so I don't think they can but it isn't a force play. Dave
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Sat Apr 06, 2002, 09:30pm
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See ASA Rule 8 Secion 8 D. Since you did not mention which runner did passing where, the cited rule will clear it up for you. glen
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