Reply to "rbi on error?"

JMoff1,000+ posts

Midlo brings up a good point.

No outs, R3 infield back, ground ball to second base, runner breaks from third on contact, ball rolls through 2b's legs, its an RBI as even if that ball was fielded clean and out made at 1st, it would've been an RBI. Quite the opposite with two outs.

Likewise, R3, no outs, IF in. Sharp grounder to 2B, R3 holds, ball goes through legs, R3 scores, no RBI as if the ball was fielded cleanly R3 would not have scored.

9/21/108:43 PM

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