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attempt to 2nd base?
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Thomas Van den Eynde
I was watching a consensed game last night of 9/7/24: MIN@KC. That's where this clip is cut from, so not a lot of video to make a good call, but nonetheless: here is my question.
Did Tommy Pham (BR at the start of the play) make a move to second base or not?
On the play the BR made it safely to 1st base on an errant throw, but if you look closely: I think that he makes at least one step towards 2nd base after wich the first baseman makes a tag. To be clear: Tommy Pham wasn't called out by U1.
What would be the correct call? Safe or out?
Ruling: 5.09 (b) (4) He is tagged, when the ball is alive, while off his base. EXCEPTION: A batter-runner cannot be tagged out after overrunning or oversliding first base if he returns immediately to the base;
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JonnyCat
It's hard to tell, but it looks like U1 is looking at the carom of the ball just as Pham makes that move. He probably didn't see it. Agree with @grayhawk, that would be something I would expect
grayhawk
Looks like an attempt to me, especially by MLB standards. Surprised he wasn't called out.
Jimurray
You have to lose your helmet to be called out.
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