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Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA
Two things here. To start, the manager is not authorized to make that appeal.
Secondly, while being honest that he did not see the original touch, he is wrong in his reasoning. In ASA ball, the runner is considered to have touched any base they pass. So, whether he saw her touch it or not coming in, if he knew she did not touch it on the way back, he should have made the out call.
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After the proper dead-ball appeal from an infielder?
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