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Guest Cliff
MLB: Base runner is headed home. Ball is thrown to the catcher and the gets there at the same time as the runner. There is a collision at the plate. The runner doesn't touch the plate and the catcher doesn't tag the runner and both are a little "woozy". The next batter grabs the runner's jersey and lifts and pulls on the runner towards the plate. The catcher gets a clear head and tags the runner out. If the catcher hadn't of tag the runner out, would the run count or would the runner be out?
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I’ve come to not question Mavens knowledge, but I have to admit, this one baffles me… So in HS for example, high fiving a batter who just hit a HR before he reaches home is grounds for a team war
Senor Azul
This question has been discussed several times before and as recently as this past May. In OBR only a viable runner can assist another runner. The NCAA definitely rules differently. From the 2016 BRD
beerguy55
I'm actually not sure it would be possible for the following runner to pass him...once on the other side of home plate, I don't know if one can be "past" the other. Where's the line of reference for
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