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Old Sat Jun 29, 2013, 07:25pm
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R3, batter draws a walk and continues on to second without stopping. Pitcher is
in the circle.

a.) R3 leaves the base as pitcher's attention is diverted to BR and heads home.
Assuming you mean BR as R4 having already touched 1B, R3 is out.

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b.) R3 leaves the base to run home and then pitcher makes a feint toward second.
R3 is out

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c.) R3 leaves the base to run home after pitcher makes feint toward second.
Assuming you are referring to a throw as being feigned, the LBR is no longer in effect.

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Your call in each scenario? High School or LL answers.

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