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Sun Feb 08, 2009, 01:51pm
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On proper appeal of runner missing 3rd base, the runner is out.
( see RS 36 ) 
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Sun Feb 08, 2009, 02:16pm
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If the umpire had indicated the delayed dead ball, immediately upon the tag it should be a dead ball situation and the runner who was obstructed awarded any base the umpire deemed they would have reached. In this case, he was headed back to 3rd when obstructed, so I would have awarded 3rd. I would not have recognized any appeal by the defense until the base had been awarded, and in this case the runner was returned to third, negating the missed base.
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