Bases loaded less than two outs. First baseman is not holding runner. Pitcher in legal stretch position, turns and throws in an apparent pick-off to uncoverd first base. Ball goes into foul ball territory, not dead ball area. I ruled live ball and play continued. Was I correct?
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Bases loaded less than two outs. First baseman is not holding runner. Pitcher in legal stretch position, turns and throws in an apparent pick-off to uncoverd first base. Ball goes into foul ball territory, not dead ball area. I ruled live ball and play continued. Was I correct?
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maven
Correct call. The pitching restrictions permit F1 to step and throw to a base (provided it's occupied). When F1 throws to 1B without F3 there, he has satisfied those restrictions. Play on.
mac266
Yep, live ball. This is not a balk; it's an error, and we don't kill a play on an error.
Jimurray
That is not a balk. But if you called a balk you would not kill it yet.
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