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Question regarding ejection.. NSA league
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Guest Ben H
This is a crazy situation.
Here’s the scene. My team is in the field, there are 2 outs, guy on first. Batter hits a monster home run, flips his bat about 25 feet and the umpire tossed him before he reached first base. We ran off the field into the dugout because we assumed that was the third out. The opposing team said that the home run should count and that player is ejected after his run scores. The umpires decided that the play never happened, and they substituted a player in for the ejected player and we started the at bat over. We are protesting the game and would like some other opinions on how that should have been ruled. I agree with my team and I could see the other teams argument, but I don’t agree with the umpires decision.
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