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Is this automatically an error on somebody since a properly executed run down would have resulted in an out?

From a rulebook standpoint, you can't make that assumption.

OBR 10.08(c) "When a runner, attempting to steal, or after being picked off base, evades being put out in a run down play and advances to the next base without the aid of an error, credit the runner with a stolen base."

Situation #2: the runner didn't advance on the play, so there would be no error. Doesn't really matter what happens on the next pitch.

7/10/0710:01 PM

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