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Thank you. That was my thought.

This occurred in a lower skill level and probably would never occur otherwise: R1 begins his steal to 2nd base prior to the pitcher beginning his delivery but while in contact with the pitcher's plate. He reaches 2nd base prior to the BR fouling off the pitch. Does he stay at 2nd or return to 1st? Thanks

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I saw this on facebook and it made me start looking for a citation. I would have him out for intentionally removing the helmet during live ball and a play. The extension of the helmet in hand to touch second was my sticking point. Knowledge base; what say you? Thanks

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R3 and R2. 1 out. The ball is hit to the gap in right center. R3 comes home but steps over the plate, R2 comes home and touches the plate prior to R3 making it back to touch. There was a train wreck between the two as R3 was trying to get back to the plate. I have R3 out since you can not come back and touch home after another runner has scored. There was one out so R2 run scored. If there were two outs, I believe this is a timing play based on an appeal by the coach and therefore R2 run scores. This is my quandary. Thanks to the knowledge base.

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In the OBR set, how do they handle a player that has a lower arm cast that may want to pinch run? I can not imagine it is even addressed, but my google searches have not been fruitful. thanks

This occurred at a "higher level" varisty high school game; ie, both coaches should know better.

I understand that allowing the walked runner to touch first and ensuring that no other advance occurs by he or other runners is the time to award time. Several coaches will just walk onto the field without being awarded time.

Fed rule set F1 walks a batter and the coach makes his way out to the mound. BR is not yet to 1st base, U1 has not awarded time but the coach keeps coming onto the field. BR hits first base and takes off to second. As the coach is two or three steps onto the field, F1 wheels around and throws out the BR prior to him reaching 2nd. Any ruling??

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thanks. Very helpful.

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A right handed pitcher with R3. Steps directly at third but does not throw the ball. Is it a balk in OBR, FED, and USSSA? Thanks

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My buddy was in the game and told me about it. The defensive coach opined that R1 HAD to advance. We both disagreed with this thought. Thanks for the replies.

Fed rules, R1, R2, no outs. A sharp hit, short hop to F5. F5 catches the ball off the dirt, touches 3rd and throws to F3 for a double play. R1, thinking that F5 caught a low line drive in the air, dives back to 1st. F3 throws to F6 who is standing on 2nd base. I have a double play and R1 remains on 1st. What says the knowledge base? Thanks