Batter going to 2nd on throw to 3rd

No error on the outfielder for throwing to 3rd. Batter gets a single -- advanced to 2nd on the throw.

Wouldn't this depend on where the BR was when the throw was made to 3B (assuming the BR was committed to 2b from the git-go)?

As described it should be a first and third, with a single to the batter advancing on FC.

Should the runner holds at first, the throw to third gets away and the runner moves up second, then you would score an error on whoever made the misplay allowing the advance.

You could score a double on the play described only if it would've been a double as hit and the OF threw to the wrong base / behind the runner going to third. If the batter simply runs hard out of the box, but the OF tries to get the advancing runner, then I'd say single all the way.

Got it. Thanks.

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