JSam21

When you see the coach coming out... Just call time. It is that simple.

I have attached a template to make several cards per sheet. Print page 1 and 2 on the same page and 3 and 4 on the same page front and back. Trip - Replay Card (2019 edition 1).pdf

If you PM me your email address... I can send you one, not that exact one but one.

The players have a responsibility to know they have to retouch on a caught fly ball...

I mean... working college baseball, coaches aren’t remaining in their dugout until I call time... we all know what’s going on.

The vast majority don’t have rule numbers memorized... but we can still quote the rules. A runner who has scored falls under the same rules as a retired base runner... not authorized personnel.

Yeah... an out

If the pitcher is engaged and throws to the plate... it is a pitch.

Yep... but none of the other "outs" would because the game was "over" at that time.

If the fingers are curled around the ball... he has possession..

1) The game is over as soon as the winning run scores in this situation... No the outs don't count. Even after an appeal of R2 missing 3rd because the game was over the moment R2 touched the plate and BR touched first.

Don't wad them up after your games... Hang them back up and then when you get home immediately soak them in oxyclean and detergent for an hour or so. Then wash them and hang dry. Inspect them before you dry them to make sure all the stains come out. If they didn't... repeat the process.

A little of column A and a little of column B

It’s not going looking for something to call. This is a runner who, inadvertent as it maybe, retreated back towards first base. It is what it is...