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Question, probobly easy, but I am a new ASA umpire.
First Basemen fields ball in fair territory. Fair ball, however the momentum takes him into foul territory. First basemen runs and tags the orange base only before the runner gets to the base. What is the call? |
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out. 8-2m-4, 8-2m-5 (hrmm, ASA rule numbering has me cornfused.)
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Will Rogers must not have ever officiated in Louisiana. Last edited by CajunNewBlue; Tue May 12, 2009 at 02:00pm. |
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OP looks pretty complete.
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He had to run from foul territory and hit only the orange base. Does this change anything?
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Yes. When the defense is coming from foul territory to make the play, they are allowed to use the orange bag. OUT.
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No, that isn't what the OP states, Sam....er, ...CNB.
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Just validates the out call. As Tom notes, as long as the defender is coming from the foul side of the 1B line, either portion of the base my be used.
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(sorry, couldn't resist...going back to cave..)
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not to pick nits.. but it looks like a pretty complete OP to me. h3ll... why am i arguing about it... its not like i wrote it or got the answer wrong. its all good.
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It states that the momentum took the fielder into foul territory. Just making sure his "momentum" and "runs" were not the same action. If it were, F3 does not have the right to use the orange portion of the base. BTW, I got some real interesting crawfish info last week. |
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RULES SUPPLEMENT PAGE 107 1. Appeals A. Types. 1. Missing a base, forward or backward, or touching the white portion only of the double base when a play is being made on the batter-runner at first base. EXCEPTION: A play from foul territory, or an errant or missed throw pulling the defensive player into foul territory. Page 83 E. When the batter-runner runs outside the three-foot lane and, in the umpire’s judgment, interferes with the fielder taking the throw at first base; however, the batter-runner may run outside the three-foot lane to avoid a fielder attempting to field a batted ball. When the defensive player uses the colored portion of the double base, the batter-runner can run in fair territory when the throw is coming from the foul side of first base, and if hit by the thrown ball, it is not interference. If intentional interference is ruled, the runner is out. Page 84 M. The double base shall be used at first base in all divisions of play. The following rules should be enforced: 1. A batted ball hitting or bounding over the white portion is fair. 2. A batted ball hitting or bounding over the colored portion is foul. 3. When a play is being made on the batter-runner, the defense must use the white portion and the batter-runner the colored portion of the base. EFFECT: The batter-runner is out when there is a play being made at first base and the batter-runner touches only the white portion, providing the defense appeals prior to the batter-runner returning to first base. Once the runner returns to the white or colored portion of the base, an appeal shall not be honored. He states that runner would be called Safe. Interpretations? |
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