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Did the famous jgp901c have anything possible in mind?

I appreciate the kind redirect. I've edited my post entirely.

EDITED TO AVOID CONFUSION FOR MORE POOR READING SKILLS R3 lost the right to 3B and was tagged before reaching their base of home plate. That's an OUT. Cites from USA Rulebook https://www.usasoftball.com/official-rulebook/ Rule 1 Definitions: FORCE OUT: An out which may be made only when a runner loses the right to the base that the runner is occupying because the batter becomes a batter-runner, and before the batter-runner or a trailing runner has been put out. Section 7 THE RUNNER IS OUT (c) When, on a force play, a fielder contacts the base while holding the ball or tags the runner before the runner reaches the base. R2 was out when F5 touched 3B before R2 reached it. OUT Almost a triple play.

And maybe batter sight lines

Plus "where in the world is Carmen San Diego?"

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It's on Reddit if easier to view there for folks https://packaged-media.redd.it/6j4hcs1sad5h1/pb/m2-res_480p.mp4

I see a lot of bad acting but no fake tags - which is immediate thing that comes to mind as a possible violation by the defense.

This is NFHS OBS delayed dead ball rule is sounding more and more like the runner halfway to the next base advance/retreat rule I got drug into and did in 8U last night...

Since we're diving into HS OBS in the other thread, anyone else have anything on OP? Restated here for discussion purposes: NFHS rules. R1/R2, 2 out. Single to RF, R2 touches 3B. F9 to F2, R2 gets in rundown. R2 is obstructed. PU calls and signals, "That's obstruction!". R1 advances to 3B and R2 returns safely to 3B. R1 believes he is in jeopardy since it is R2's base and is tagged out retreating to 2B. BR stayed at 1B. Playing actions stops. Based on Interps, R2 scores. What do you do with R1?

fwiw 2025 pdf https://www.midamericanumpireclinic.com/_files/ugd/1a02a4_cade668e958743f090a2e39bee5bf8bd.pdf

If referring to OP, I have the attempt underway at the video opening. If the second video, I have it at F2 catching the ball (early in 0:09)

https://youtu.be/t6M82xCxTfI?si=mxzgZxrpEVtSywTP

Adding this as conversation fodder:

Where does the base path end? As an awesome Reddit comment on a different OOTBP thread said "Love when a good distinction between "line" and "line segment" becomes relevant"

Please show your work (having fun not trying to be annoying) For example, at the below moment the runner's armpit is over the back line of the catchers box which is 8' from PoP

Thanks. Too bad you weren't on this person's game. LOL. They called the runner out for being tagged off the bag. What about OP?

Home Plate Out of Base Path baseline Korea 2026.05.26.mov

Bonus question: if runner INT on a foul ball, is Batter's AB complete or do they lead off the next inning?

Similarly NFHS play I had brought to me where F5 OBA R2 sliding into 3B. U3 (4 man in this case) signaled OBS. R2 was tagged before the bag and assumed they were out so started to walk away. F5 chased her, small rundown and (original) R2 was tagged while off the base. Umpire let the out stand. I'm interested to hear from the HS folk on how they think about "nullifying the obstruction" in these plays.

Much lower level than you work, but in 10U I once had everyone ignoring me to the point that I was on the mound calling Time and only after I intercepted the throw from the OF to HP did everyone finally stop. LOL

"Video replay shows that he did not say a single word to the umpire as he walked back toward the dugout." 0:21 seems to indicate the opposite.

Yes. The batter was out after achieving first base so this is a Time Play. Since the runs scored before the batter was tagged out, they both score.

Thanks both. The 2 umpire crew conferred, ruled it an induced balk, warned, and reset. There had been no previous issues in the game. To confirm, the ejection is a player replacement and not an out (that's how I'm reading the cites)?

what did you people do to my algo?