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Is this BOO ?
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Guest OceanBlue
In the middle of the game, B1 (proper B) leads off and gets a hit. B9 (improper B) makes an out. B2 comes to bat and gets a hit (B1 to 2B). Before the next pitched to B3, the defense appeal BOO (claiming that B2 batted in B1's spot). Because B9 became a proper batter (with a pitch to B2), B1 should be the next proper batter, but B1 is on 2B.
Is this BOO ? If so, why ? Who is out, where are runners placed?
If this is not BOO, why ?
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scrounge
Ok. You came and asked your questions, didn't like the near-unanimous answers, proceeding to argue with everyone about it. Good luck to you. Have you considered joining the facebook umpiring forums
Mudisfun
B1 is fine. B9 is legitimized when B2 took a pitch. Next proper batter should be B1 since he would normally follow B9, but he is on base. Skip B1 since he is on base, go to B2 who is also on
beerguy55
I did reference the FED language above, which to me covers it, and I see no reason why the concept wouldn't extend to all codes. eg. order is b1,b2,b3,b4-b9 B1 gets on base B8 gets on
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