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  1. Had seen it in a Dodgers game years ago, but finally experienced it...almost fully. I have the dish, R1 and R3. One out, squeeze play with R1 also stealing. Batter pops bunt up to the 3rd baseman who catches it. Two outs. R3 finishes crossing plate. 3rd baseman throws the ball to FIRST base 3rd out. No appeal of R3. IFers leave the field. OC immediately reminds me that the run counts. I think about it and yes, absolutely it counts. A few innings later we had another R3, R1 situations. One out. Grounder to 1st baseman, steps on 1st, throws to SS who applies the tag on R1. R3 has already crossed home. Count that one too on the timing play. Fun game to work.
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