ASA Appeal for Leaving Early

[CecilOne]

Originally Posted by youngump

Two ideas:
1. This is too straightforward for Mike to post without a catch.
2. He makes a point of using BU a couple of times.

So, I'm thinking that for some reason the BR being out makes this the PU's appeal. I can't see how you'd get there though, and I don't think I'd take much grief for the out call I'd make.

Tag ups at 1st are BU resp.; even if BU knows about the other out.

[youngump]

Originally Posted by CecilOne

Tag ups at 1st are BU resp.; even if BU knows about the other out.

That's why I couldn't see how to get there.
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[MD Longhorn]

So ... are we all just waiting for the Irish hammer to fall and show us where we're wrong?

[IRISHMAFIA]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

So ... are we all just waiting for the Irish hammer to fall and show us where we're wrong?

Nope, I would rule it as an out.

8.7.F and 8.8.L make no exceptions if the player who batted the fly ball is ruled out prior to the catch.

Just poking around curious as to any question which may have been raised on such a play.

[youngump]

Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA

Nope, I would rule it as an out.

8.7.F and 8.8.L make no exceptions if the player who batted the fly ball is ruled out prior to the catch.

Just poking around curious as to any question which may have been raised on such a play.

It's a good thing they don't since we call the BR out on the infield fly all the time before the catch.
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[Dakota]

Originally Posted by youngump

It's a good thing they don't since we call the BR out on the infield fly all the time before the catch.

Yes, which leads to all manner of confusion regarding tagging up (at least on the part of coaches).

[Andy]

Originally Posted by Dakota

Yes, which leads to all manner of confusion regarding tagging up (at least on the part of coaches).

But...but...the infield fly is a dead ball, right Blue??????