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Sun Mar 17, 2013, 08:36am
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If B1 did not enter the dugout, was pushed back by a teammate ('you missed the plate!') should she be immediately called out? If defense saw none of this, and did not appeal the missed base, would the run still count?
While the answer to the first question is obviously yes, wouldn't calling her out give a clue to the defense that an appeal might be needed? Sorry for the semi-hijack... this is before my first coffee 
Last edited by jmkupka; Sun Mar 17, 2013 at 08:45am. 
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