Yet another scoring question

roothog6610,000+ posts

I was putting in theaters from a game yesterday and came across a situation I thought interesting.

Here's the setup. My son is at the plate, runners at 1&3, no out's. He hits a routine fly to medium deep right. RF'er camps under it and drops it. R3 tagged and scores. R1 had started back for first before changing direction and was easily forced out at second 9-6. How does you score this? At first glance, not considering R1, it would seem pretty easy - give the batter credit for a sac fly, an rbi and call it an ROE. However, with the force out, you don't give F9 an error because there were no bases advanced that wouldn't have advanced if he made the play. So, is it still a sac fly, fielder's choice, and an 0-0 with an rbi?

4/15/188:28 AM

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