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Originally Posted by Dakota
Sticking to Fed...
The rule specifically says "rectify any situation in which an umpire?s decision that was reversed has placed either team in jeopardy." (10-2-3-m)
What umpire decision was reversed? Calling TIME is not a decision in this context. The case book gives these examples of a reversed decision:
10.2.3-D inadvertent OUT call results in player tagged out.
-F, -G, -H "Ball 4" call reversed with checked swing appeal.
In the OP's case, there is no call that was reversed. Only an untimely TIME.
Besides, I would even argue that the defense was NOT put in jeopardy here. Apparently, the defense had no intention of attempting to put the BR (not batter) out.
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So are you leaning toward the inadvertent time BR safe at first call or the abandonment argument? Or just something I missed?
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Last edited by youngump; Mon Sep 19, 2011 at 06:47pm.
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