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why are these links going to a page like this: Yesterday it started ....when I noticed

 

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Yah, @zoops, I think you're right. But they're not likely to call it with the runners standing right next to each other. Too cheap: they'll go with the expected call: one of them is out.

 

Jeff, your browser has a problem.

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Yah, @zoops, I think you're right. But they're not likely to call it with the runners standing right next to each other. Too cheap: they'll go with the expected call: one of them is out.

 

Jeff, your browser has a problem.

R2 walks away because he thinks he's out, ...that's not passing (IMHO)

 

Google Chrome? Hmmmmm ..... started yesterday

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I agree with you guys that it would be kind of a cheap call.  Would be a tough explanation if a coach came out and wanted it called though as I think the rules would support 2 outs.  

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I agree with you guys that it would be kind of a cheap call.  Would be a tough explanation if a coach came out and wanted it called though as I think the rules would support 2 outs.  

yep, that's a DIRTY stick right there.....

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R2 can't retreat back from second.  R1 never left second.  It's impossible(?) to have an out for passing in this situation.

are you asking a question, and/or referring to my comment, or, was this just a comment in general? :)

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R2 can't retreat back from second.  R1 never left second.  It's impossible(?) to have an out for passing in this situation.

are you asking a question, and/or referring to my comment, or, was this just a comment in general? :)

 

I'm answering the OP (and anyone else who claims that it technically could have been passing), but indicating that I'm less than 100% sure in my answer.

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R2 can't retreat back from second.  R1 never left second.  It's impossible(?) to have an out for passing in this situation.

are you asking a question, and/or referring to my comment, or, was this just a comment in general? :)

 

I'm answering the OP (and anyone else who claims that it technically could have been passing), but indicating that I'm less than 100% sure in my answer.

 

gotchya

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R2 can't retreat back from second.  R1 never left second.  It's impossible(?) to have an out for passing in this situation.

 

Could you explain this a little more?  A runner certainly can go back to first from second...is it because he started the play on second base that he can't retreat to first?

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R2 can't retreat back from second.  R1 never left second.  It's impossible(?) to have an out for passing in this situation.

 

Could you explain this a little more?  A runner certainly can go back to first from second...is it because he started the play on second base that he can't retreat to first?

 

Yes. 7.01 Comment

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R2 can't retreat back from secondR1 never left second.  It's impossible(?) to have an out for passing in this situation.

are you asking a question, and/or referring to my comment, or, was this just a comment in general? :)

 

I'm answering the OP (and anyone else who claims that it technically could have been passing), but indicating that I'm less than 100% sure in my answer.

 

 

What about this play? R2 ends up legally on 1B at the end of play.

 

http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20130420&content_id=45278350&c_id=mil

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R2 can't retreat back from secondR1 never left second.  It's impossible(?) to have an out for passing in this situation.

are you asking a question, and/or referring to my comment, or, was this just a comment in general? :)

 

I'm answering the OP (and anyone else who claims that it technically could have been passing), but indicating that I'm less than 100% sure in my answer.

 

 

What about this play? R2 ends up legally on 1B at the end of play.

 

http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20130420&content_id=45278350&c_id=mil

 

 

He didn't end up there legally.  I believe it was determined after the fact that the umpires did not rule correctly on that play. As @noumpere stated above, 7.01 Comment covers it.

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curious...do you have F1 stepping towards 3rd on the pick?

he just kind of drops his free foot.

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curious...do you have F1 stepping towards 3rd on the pick?

he just kind of drops his free foot.

You must be looking at a different video (and I don't mean that as harshly as it might sound)-- this is just a normal step to second.

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curious...do you have F1 stepping towards 3rd on the pick?

he just kind of drops his free foot.

You must be looking at a different video (and I don't mean that as harshly as it might sound)-- this is just a normal step to second.

 

sorry, not the OP.  Maven's interjection at quote #14 of the Segura play.

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curious...do you have F1 stepping towards 3rd on the pick?

he just kind of drops his free foot.

You must be looking at a different video (and I don't mean that as harshly as it might sound)-- this is just a normal step to second.

 

sorry, not the OP.  Maven's interjection at quote #14 of the Segura play.

 

 

Legal step to second.


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