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Sat Mar 16, 2013, 05:22pm
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If no one saw her in the dugout, she wasn't in the dug out. 
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But with other runners on base, the umpire's focus may be elsewhere. I suppose if it was obvious (e.g., she comes out after action has settled) it would be easy. I was thinking of the scenario where she's just entering the dugout and suddenly goes to the plate when a teammate makes her aware of the miss.
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