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OBR rules. Bases are loaded with 0 outs in the final inning in a tied game and ball 4 is delivered. BR starts to take off towards first but never makes it due to being ambushed by R2. R2 had taken off running towards the BR as soon as ball 4 was delivered. R1 started towards 2nd but joined in the ambush as well never making it to 2nd. R3 went home and touched home plate. Do we have outs or do we need appeals or what?

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We need BR touching 1B and R3 touching the plate. Game over.

In most rule codes, you're going to need an appeal to get an out here.

Posted

On appeal the BR would be declared out, but it doesn't matter as the run scored.

If there was two outs, and with a proper appeal, this would be as SH*# storm when no runs scored.

Posted

So what would you have if the defense appealed BR, R1, and R2 for not advancing? Would you have 3 outs or would you have game over due to R3 advancing and scoring?

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R1 and R2 are not required to advance - only BR and R3.

 

Also, this is not an appeal play.  Appeals are for bases missed, or not retouched.  You can't appeal a base that the runner has not passed.

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R1 and R2 are not required to advance - only BR and R3.

 

Also, this is not an appeal play.  Appeals are for bases missed, or not retouched.  You can't appeal a base that the runner has not passed.

 

I know that there is an interp that says that only BR and R3 need to touch for the run to score. But what do you do if BR doesn't touch ? You can call him out for failing to touch 1B, but that's just the first out. What is the status of R3 ? If you don't take care of R1 and R2 then there is not 3 outs yet. You need to get R1 and R2 for abandonment (outs 2 and 3) for BR's run not to count.

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R1 and R2 are not required to advance - only BR and R3.

 

Also, this is not an appeal play.  Appeals are for bases missed, or not retouched.  You can't appeal a base that the runner has not passed.

 

I know that there is an interp that says that only BR and R3 need to touch for the run to score. But what do you do if BR doesn't touch ? You can call him out for failing to touch 1B, but that's just the first out. What is the status of R3 ? If you don't take care of R1 and R2 then there is not 3 outs yet. You need to get R1 and R2 for abandonment (outs 2 and 3) for BR's run not to count.

 

 

To simplify: BR out for refusing to advance. R3 scores.  As R1 and R2 are not required to advance you can't call them out.

 

And you don't need an interp as it's right there in 4.09.

 

PENALTY: If the runner on third refuses to advance to and touch home base in a

reasonable time, the umpire shall disallow the run, call out the offending player and

order the game resumed. If, with two out, the batter-runner refuses to advance to and

touch first base, the umpire shall disallow the run, call out the offending player, and

order the game resumed. If, before two are out, the batter-runner refuses to advance

to and touch first base, the run shall count, but the offending player shall be called out.

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I agree with Rich's quote and note that it includes "refuses to advance" -- in my mind that means telling him he needs to go to first.

 

So, in the OP, I have nothing, yet.

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