Reply to "Scoring a run on a force out"

AZ ump10+ posts

Jeff, you are wrong on this one. P-Dog is correct on this one. Have you ever heard of a live ball appeal? It is indead a timing play. And by no means a force out.

Additionally the home plate official should never consider an appeal on a call at first base or any base from a coach, when his partner has already made the call. If the coach has an issue he should ask the BU if he might ask the PU for help. If that's the case the PU will give the BU what he saw and it's up to the BU to change his call or keep it the same.

6/24/045:05 PM

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