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re: Baseball Fly out / Tag-up Question
Posted on 5/28/19 at 12:59 pm to TheDeathValley
Posted on 5/28/19 at 12:59 pm to TheDeathValley
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High school umpire here. In the most simple terms, the ball has to go to third AND the defensive team must appeal to the umpire that R3 left early.
That part not true.
8-2-6 Appeal procedures and guidelines
Live Ball. In all games an appeal may be made during a live ball by any fielder in possession of the ball touching the base missed or left too soon on a caught fly ball, or by tagging the runner committing the violation if he is still on the playing field.
Dead Ball. The dead-ball appeal may be made: 1) Once all runners have completed their advancement and time has been called, a coach or any defensive player, with or without the ball, may make a verbal appeal on a runner missing a base or leaving a base too soon on a caught fly ball. The administering umpire should then make a decision on the play. 2) If the ball has gone out of play, runners must be given the opportunity to complete their base-running responsibilities before the dead-ball appeal can be made.
Posted on 5/28/19 at 1:58 pm to Boudreaux35
Thread hi-jack (sort of).
Do you have to wait until the ball is CAUGHT? Or when it's first touched? If it's once it's caught, I've always wondered why an outfielder wouldn't bobble the ball for several steps while getting closer to the infield so the throw is shorter and has a better chance of throwing the runner out. Hell, you could bobble it all the way back to the pitcher.
Do you have to wait until the ball is CAUGHT? Or when it's first touched? If it's once it's caught, I've always wondered why an outfielder wouldn't bobble the ball for several steps while getting closer to the infield so the throw is shorter and has a better chance of throwing the runner out. Hell, you could bobble it all the way back to the pitcher.
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