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Call at First
Batter/Runner hits the ball to second baseman. Throw to first is dropped by first baseman near the foul line in the path of the batter/runner. Batter/runner steps into fair territory around the first baseman tags the base and falls about three feet towards second base off of first base. First baseman turns and tags the runner off the bag.
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________ GLASS PIPES Last edited by youngump; Mon Sep 19, 2011 at 06:55pm. |
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The ONLY way this runner is called out is if the runner literally stopped while in contact with the base and then, in a completely separate action unaffected and unrelated to those attaining 1B, the player loses contact with the base and then is tagged with the ball while off base. Call it however you want, but the correct call is nothing without the runner making an attempt toward 2b. |
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If they ran to 1st and stepped on it and fell forward, I'd go with what you're saying as well, though as written a runner tripping over 1st base is liable to be put out. ________ How To Roll A Joint Last edited by youngump; Mon Sep 19, 2011 at 06:55pm. |
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The call of out might be by the book, but I can't believe that's intentional. ________ Paxil classaction Last edited by youngump; Mon Sep 19, 2011 at 06:55pm. |
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i once had obstruction on F4 on a runner sliding into 2nd, ball arrived a hair late. I signaled obstruction, the runner thought I was sending her to 3rd and just walked to 3rd and F4 just stood there watching the runner walk to 3rd! |
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I'm hoping that some of you are here to partake in the abundance of actual rules knowledge available to you as a resource on this forum. What part of "a runner may not be called out between the two bases where obstructed" (aside from a few very specific instances) is confusing you? We'll try to help you out.
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cuz she was obstructed between home and 1st. I treat it like F3 flipped her over even though she managed to physically come in contact with 1st base, I'm still protecting her until she has gained solid control of 1st base. If she wants to go for 2nd on her own, that's at her own peril. If the fielder tackles her between 1st and 2nd, i'll give her 2nd and eject the fielder. |
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