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Great job staying with the play through its conclusion. Don't see this every day.

 

http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=26291639&topic_id=&c_id=mlb&tcid=vpp_copy_26291639&v=3

 

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Ya the runner did lift his foot off the base very slightly, don't know if I would have banged him out though

 

Why not?

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Ya the runner did lift his foot off the base very slightly, don't know if I would have banged him out though

 

Why not?

 

I don't know, I mean there's coming off the base, then there's coming off the base! I mean we seem to make allowances for the defense when tagging the bag, ie. the "neighbourhood" play on DP ball at 2B, he clearly acquired the bag, and maybe its just the way he came up and repositioned his feet that would make me pause, If he overslid the bag and came off that much I'd have no problem banging him out. Not saying I wouldn't call him out here, just don't know if it would be that easy a call for me.

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I am not convinced 100% that the runner COMPLETELY lost contact with the bag.

 

Luckily the umpire watched the whole play, had excellent mechanics, and was sure. 

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I am not convinced 100% that the runner COMPLETELY lost contact with the bag.

 

Luckily the umpire watched the whole play, had excellent mechanics, and was sure. 

 

More like he was a hell of a lot closer to actually see it.

 

No need to be a smart ass.

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Hard to tell for sure from that replay. But he was right there and sold the hell out of it.

 

I know we'd be tossing a coach at the HS level on that one most likely :P

 

We had a play a little like this in my game last night. R1, bunt. F1 fields, throws to F4, late, but R1 goes in standing and comes off the bag slightly on the other side.

 

My partner signals safe on the force and then bangs the out. Coach was all over ... his runner, for not sliding!

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Hard to tell for sure from that replay. But he was right there and sold the hell out of it.

 

I know we'd be tossing a coach at the HS level on that one most likely :P

 

We had a play a little like this in my game last night. R1, bunt. F1 fields, throws to F4, late, but R1 goes in standing and comes off the bag slightly on the other side.

 

My partner signals safe on the force and then bangs the out. Coach was all over ... his runner, for not sliding!

 

 

I was watching my 18 yr old doing a freshmen game last night with virtually the same play (B/R stretching a single to a double but pretty much the same otherwise). Not a peep was said - even by the crowd - except a couple comments about he needed to slide. Coach said the same thing when he came to the bench.

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I am not convinced 100% that the runner COMPLETELY lost contact with the bag.

 

Luckily the umpire watched the whole play, had excellent mechanics, and was sure. 

 

More like he was a hell of a lot closer to actually see it.

 

No need to be a smart ass.

 

IABlue;

Please explain to me where sdix00 is a smartass in his comment?

 

He's 100% correct.  And, of course you're not 100% convinced he left contact with the bag, you weren't right in front of the play :shrug:

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Always nice when the fans and coaches understand the game, especially when it is obvious.

 

to speak of this same scenario, my partner and I had it twice last night. One in each game of the doubleheader.

 

We just shook our heads. And happily got our out.

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I am not convinced 100% that the runner COMPLETELY lost contact with the bag.

Really?

 

 

Not only that but look at the still frame in the video in the OP at the top of this page.  It's pretty much the same shot you screen captured.  

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I am not convinced 100% that the runner COMPLETELY lost contact with the bag.

Really?

 

 

Not only that but look at the still frame in the video in the OP at the top of this page.  It's pretty much the same shot you screen captured.  

 

YEP! IT IS :D  I took it with my cell phone ....I just wasn't' sure if the still was the same for everyone ..............shows you how much I know :smachhead:

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