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[Dakota]

Originally Posted by RKBUmp

...girl hits a double and as ss is crossing in front of her to go back to position the girl purposely runs into her trying to draw an obstruction call. However, time had already been called...

I'm confused... R runs into F6 (so she is apparently off the base), but TIME has been called?

[AtlUmpSteve]

Originally Posted by Dakota

I'm confused... R runs into F6 (so she is apparently off the base), but TIME has been called?

Sounds off to me, too.

We shouldn't have time unless the ball is in the circle and the runner is stopped on the base (sorry, Mike, I know you prefer the alternative); if the ball is in the circle and I don't have time, it's a LBR violation, not a smart play at all.

[RKBUmp]

Originally Posted by Dakota

I'm confused... R runs into F6 (so she is apparently off the base), but TIME has been called?

Camera was zoomed in on the runner, so have no idea where the ball was. Apparently not in the circle since the runner did attempt to advance. I know I know dont listen to the announcers but being as the video didnt show anything had to go by what they said. After going on about how good of base running it was and if obstruction had been called it would have been a free base, they said there was no call because time had been called on the field.

[chapmaja]

Originally Posted by Dakota

I'm confused... R runs into F6 (so she is apparently off the base), but TIME has been called?

The only thing I can think of is ground ruled double for some reason. I could see this on a fly up the gap that the runner has to hold up on in case it is caught. When she takes off she isn't looking to see the ball bounce over the fence. Thus when the contact had occurred the ball had already been declared dead, and thus the contact was nothing.