Double First Base Appeal

[youngump]

Originally Posted by PSUchem

The ump had it completely right. The runner can be out for only touching the orange bag (or, "contrasting colored" bag) if properly appealed. The appeal must be made before the batter-runner returns to 1B.

PSU of course means the runner can be out for touching the white bag, since they are supposed to touch the contrasting bag.
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[PSUchem]

Thanks youngump. Of course, that's what I meant. I'll edit the original.

[txump81]

If the BR touches the white portion of the double base, it is treated as if the the BR missed the base. That is if there is a play.

[SergioJ]

Originally Posted by CecilOne

And the BR has to interfere with the play.

Are you saying that defense cannot properly appeal BR touching white bag only unless they also interfered with the play?

Serg

[txump81]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

This sounds like a great answer to a different thread. We're not talking interference here - we're talking missed base appeal.

Exactly. There is no requirement for interference. Just that a play is being made. In LL, which follows OBR very closely see 7.15.

[Rich Ives]

Originally Posted by txump81

Exactly. There is no requirement for interference. Just that a play is being made. In LL, which follows OBR very closely see 7.15.

What's OBR have to do with it? There's no double first base in OBR.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by txump81

Exactly. There is no requirement for interference. Just that a play is being made. In LL, which follows OBR very closely see 7.15.

LL Softball follows OBR baseball?

Really?

(Not to mention that I've never seen an OBR baseball game with the double base).

[BretMan]

They follow the same process for missed first base appeals. Obviously not the same for use of a double first base.

[CecilOne]

Quote:
Originally Posted by CecilOne
And the BR has to interfere with the play.

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

This sounds like a great answer to a different thread. We're not talking interference here - we're talking missed base appeal.

Absolutely correct Mike, I violated my rule about not posting until after coffee #2. I deleted my post.

And I agree with all the too-late-for-appeal responses.

[CecilOne]

Originally Posted by CecilOne

Quote:
Originally Posted by CecilOne
And the BR has to interfere with the play.

Quote:
Originally Posted by mbcrowder
This sounds like a great answer to a different thread. We're not talking interference here - we're talking missed base appeal.

Originally Posted by CecilOne
Absolutely correct Mike, I violated my rule about not posting until after coffee #2. I deleted my post.

And I agree with all the too-late-for-appeal responses.

Although now that I re-read the OP, I see why I said that.
It says "he would like to appeal the runner interfering with the first base(wo)man by stepping on the white part of first base instead of the orange part"