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Play at 1B
Hard liner skips off F3's mitt toward 1B coach's box (fair ball)... F3 retrieves it, and easily wins the footrace to the bag (by at least 3 steps), with both F3 and BR hitting orange only.
I have safe, off the bag. Did I tank this basic call? |
8-M-4 On a force out attempt from the foul side of 1st base the defense and the batter-runner may use either the white or contrasting color portion of the base.
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tank.
Thought it doesn't turn into one big bag for both Offense and Defense until after BR rounds 1B. I guess the only time contrasting bag is off limits to the Defense is on a non-errant throw from fair territory (F3 sets up for an ordinary throw from F6, with foot on contrasting bag)? Thanks. |
Definition of a Force
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The question (the OP) will not drive any real umpire crazy. In all rulesets, on a play from foul ground, the base is just one big base.
The rule stated? Maybe - given that all real umpires know that there's no such thing as a force at first base. Semantics, yes... and in the bigger scheme of things, really unimportant semantics. But true nonetheless. |
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Anytime the play on the BR is coming from foul territory on the right side, either player may use either half of the double base. |
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Sir Irish what does that mean sir ? I know this is going to be called off topic, but you opened the door. A bad throw from F6 that pulls F3 off the bag is the same call One Bag. D3K F2 can throw to F3 to the whole bag same call one bag. |
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But the answer to your question, strictly going by what you have offered is, no. |
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