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Does the run score or not
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The bases are loaded and there are two outs. The ball is hit to the 3rd baseman, and instead of stepping on 3rd base for a force out, the 3rd baseman attempts to tag the runner running from 2nd to 3rd. The runner is able to elude the 3rd baseman until after the runner that was on 3rd base crosses the plate. The 3rd baseman eventually tags the runner going from 2nd to 3rd out. Does the run score?
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beerguy55
"Force" or "Forced" is a status applied to the runner - not the base, not the ball, and not the fielder. The runner is forced to advance to the next base - brought on by the runner (or batter-run
noumpere
Was the runner forced from second? Yes. So, it's a force out. No run scores. "Tagging a base" and "force out" are not synonyms. "Tagging a runner" and "force out" are not antonyms.
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