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IMO, a rundown begins when a fielder with possession of the ball causes a runner to stop: 1. advancing to the next base, or 2. returning the last attained base.
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Wouldn't that mean there would always be a rundown every time a runner rounded a base and stopped and a fielder within throwing distance had possession of the ball?
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A rundown begins when a runner stops their advance to a base because fielder with possession of the ball is between the runner and the base the runner was advancing to and a play is attempted on the runner. |
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The fact that YOU have determined your own personal definition of rundown is completely irrelevant. (Your definition doesn't match mine, btw). NSA has put a term in the rulebook that has a bearing on how obstruction is ruled, and then completely failed to define it. THAT is what he's saying.
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