Are base runners always protected on a illegal pitch?

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Thu May 12, 2011, 12:27pm

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Originally Posted by youngump

#1, I don't think it's only semantics. A couple months ago we had a discussion where it was pointed out that to violate the leaving early rule one just has to break contact but to violate the LBR one has to actually leave the base. Making it for example legal to lose contact while cleaning one's cleats.

How would one define the difference between leaving the base vs. breaking contact with the base?

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