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Guest Truman Cordell
With runners on First and Third. Can the pitcher( from the stretch )start as if he’s about to pitch, continue around with his float foot and step towards second base which is unoccupied?
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noumpere
It can even be a feint to second or 'giving the impression he is attempting to advance" (or some such words. Just a normal lead off / secondary lead won't cut it.
maven
And if R1 feints advancing to 2B, thus legitimizing F1's move to 2B, F1 may also feint (to 2B), which is always legal.
JSam21
Is R1 attempting to advance?
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