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Oct 8, 2024
7:40:37pm

RevolutionDeathsquad All-American

Nope. There is no baseline until the defensive player has the ball and is

attempting to tag the runner out. Until then, runner can take any route to the next base he wants. Smart play by Machado.

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Originally posted on Oct 8, 2024 at 7:40:37pm

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RevolutionDeathsquad

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Machado is running on the grass to deflect that throw. That’s not an out?

BYU'01

Oct 8, 7:38pm

No

shimmy

Oct 8, 7:40pm

Nope. There is no baseline until the defensive player has the ball and is

RevolutionDeathsquad

Oct 8, 7:40pm

Is this true? What about going from home to first?

HTCougar

Oct 8, 7:51pm

It is true. Only a rule from home to first

squirrelyearl

Oct 8, 7:53pm

That’s not my read off 6.1(a). I know what they said on the broadcast but the…

BYU'01

Oct 8, 7:54pm

As said above, there is no base path until a tag attempt is made. When a tag is

StantonMac

Oct 8, 9:22pm

6.1 prohibits interference with batted or thrown balls; not just avoiding tags

BYU'01

Oct 8, 9:26pm

You said the runner is required to stay in an established base path

StantonMac

Oct 8, 10:00pm

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