Are base runners always protected on a illegal pitch?

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Thu May 12, 2011, 02:31pm

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Originally Posted by RadioBlue

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

The easiest example is the runner standing with one foot on the bag. She lifts up the foot on the bag and bangs it back down to clear the dirt off her cleat. She has lost contact with the base but not left it. Searching for the thread will probably get you more than hearing me recount it.

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