Grounder to ss

2 out's and nobody on. Maybe.

R1 upon return, could have been out for giving up and leaving, doubt it though, sounds like it all happened pretty quickly?

If blue calls him out for abandenment then that's one out, no pass by the BR, safe at 2nd.

If blue wasn't convinced R1 had given up yet, BR out on the pass and R1 out on the tag.

If blue wasn't convinced yet, BR out on the pass, followed by the abandonment call, guess it depends on the weather, got a kid on the team? Kidding of course. What R1 does is the key.

The other way the play could go is the R1 is out on abandonment and BR out on an interference by a retired player. This is if the umpire believes the R1 caused an interference causing the wild throw to first.

It depends on how the O coach has treated me that day. If he's been reasonable, then R1 out for abandonment, B/R at 2nd.

If he's been a d**k, then B/R out for passing, R1 out on the tag.

It's in the rules.

Two outs.

B/R for passing, R1 tagged.

dash


you true colors are showing---I thought you umps were not to get emotionally involved.

What you are saying is " I will get even"

If R1 is between 1B and 2B, I am not calling abandonment b/c he has an opportunity to correct things and go to 1B or 2B. He has that option still and thus reinstates the force at 2B. BR passes, then I have an out for passing a preceding runner and R1 out on the tag.

For me, this is a DP. Just make sure the signals are clear on the calls. Especially the one being made on R1 at 2B so it is clear he wasn't out at that time.

This is one that is probably a HTBT to even consider the abandonment call but I don't think I would be calling that. Simply b/c of this: how many steps will be allowed before deciding to call it? What if he does realize it just as the umpire is about to call him out?

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Originally posted by TRhit:
dash


you true colors are showing---I thought you umps were not to get emotionally involved.

What you are saying is " I will get even"

Just having a little fun TR.

It doesn't sound like R1 has left the baseline so he's not out for abandonment. B/R out for passing, R1 out on the tag. Yes coach - you have a question?

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Originally posted by dash_riprock:

Just having a little fun TR.

Experienced "baseball" people knew that.

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Originally posted by dash_riprock:

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Originally posted by TRhit:
dash


you true colors are showing---I thought you umps were not to get emotionally involved.

What you are saying is " I will get even"

Just having a little fun TR.

Hook.....Line.....and sinker.....

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Originally posted by dash_riprock:

Just having a little fun TR.



Experienced "baseball" people knew that.

I so want to work a game with Dash, we share the same humor