The three feet rule only applies when someone can tag them. No rule if not.

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Oct 8, 2024
9:15:39pm

Mr. Belding Truly Addicted User

The three feet rule only applies when someone can tag them. No rule if not.

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Mr. Belding

Previous username: Bravescoug
Bio page: Mr. Belding
Joined: Oct 18, 2013
Last login: Oct 8, 2024
Total posts: 22,189 (3,310 FO)

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Other than a disastrous 2nd inning where the D was mistake prone, props to

Oct 8, 8:53pm

Not cheating. Perfectly legal.

LegitCoug

Oct 8, 8:54pm

He cheated? What rule did he break?

Corn Pop

Oct 8, 8:54pm

Can you tell us what the rule is running 1st to 2nd? You sure sound like you

brazilcoug

Oct 8, 9:04pm

You can go from first to second or second to third or third to home anyway you want. No rules how you get there unless

Mr. Belding

Oct 8, 9:07pm

They have 3 feet on either side of the direct line from base to base. I

Oct 8, 9:13pm

The three feet rule only applies when someone can tag them. No rule if not.

Mr. Belding

Oct 8, 9:15pm

Even then, there's no "direct line from base to base" rule.

Corn Pop

Oct 8, 9:48pm

He has to get there before the fielder if he wants to be safe. That's the rule.

Corn Pop

Oct 8, 9:46pm

Freddie had to throw from his feet because of the bad ankle.

brazilcoug

Oct 8, 8:56pm

He ran on the grass, inside the base path. It was a good play by him

Oct 8, 8:57pm

You're inventing a rule that doesn't exist. He could run to the pitcher's mound

Corn Pop

Oct 8, 9:51pm

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