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This situation happened in my game last night.....

Bases loaded 2 outs ground ball to the third baseman who instead of going to the bag for the force out attempts to tag runner coming from second. Runner backs up to delay tag so that runner from third can cross the plate....

Now my question is does that run count, or was it a force play so the run doesn't count?
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To me, the one you have to sell is the grounder to third, runners on second and third, no force, but the guy on second runs anyway. The run scores ahead of the tag at 3B, the run counts. If the 3B had just thrown to first, it doesn't count. Had this happen in our game this week - twice. We won 7-6. Luckily the Ump was up to it, though it took some convincing of the Home Book scorekeeper. Long discussion with the home coaches on those calls.
force out...no run scores...

by the way Senator... how is the former Miss Mandy Pepperidge?


(To clue in the uninitiated, Mandy Pepperidge is the sorority girl John "Bluto" Blutarsky kidnaps at the end of the movie Animal House.....and is later seen driving away with....and subsequently then identifed as Senator and Mrs. John Blutarsky.....")
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Originally posted by piaa_ump:
force out...no run scores...

by the way Senator... how is the former Miss Mandy Pepperidge?


(To clue in the uninitiated, Mandy Pepperidge is the sorority girl John "Bluto" Blutarsky kidnaps at the end of the movie Animal House.....and is later seen driving away with....and subsequently then identifed as Senator and Mrs. John Blutarsky.....")
She is absolutely fantastic...keeps me up all night ;-)


haha, anyway, i knew this was the right answer, but another forum I was on has extended the discussion to 12 pages...pretty sad to say the least.

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