In USA the 4th out can only be against a runner who scored.
If R3 had not tagged up she could have been appealed for the 4th out and negated the run.
if she did legally tag up and scored before R1 was doubled out the run scores.
This is a time play—not a force.
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My bad-u r correct.
I fixed my OP.
Ball deflected off 3rd basemen
Shortstop has a play on the deflected ball but runner headed towards 3rd base interfere with the shortstop.
is she out?
Now that you mention it—-in baseball if less than 2 outs the runner is out.
‘With 2 outs the batter is out.😊
But in USA softball ( which is used by my HS association) the batter is always out.
Thank you.
So many times I have to explain to a DC that just running in front of their fielder is not grounds for an interference call.
Then they ask if their fielder had gone for the ball and contact was made, would that be interference?
Yes.
Now they are really mad, usually replying, so you...
Dropping the infield fly means that any runner who advances has to be tagged.
As far as tagging up if caught it is the same as any fly ball.
They must return to the base if caught before any legal advance can happen.
If not caught, as with any other fly ball, there is no need to return to the...
When I coached travel ball my signal for a fake bunt/take with a girl on 2nd was to tap my left fingers with my right hand.
I can't remember how many times F5 would look over her shoulder, see my signal and shout, "Bunt!!" Which would cause the infield to crash in.
Of course this was my...
It is very simple.
On obstruction the umpire can play fantasy softball and place the runners anywhere he feels the runners would have reached had there been no obstruction.
It is a judgement call.
That is how I called it but as I said, I only got it half right.
I just read the June 2016 clarification on the old ASA website and this play is listed.
I immediately called out R 1 for passing but when she pushed R2 off third she was no longer a runner assisting a runner so R 2 should have been...
Here is one which, it turns out, I only got half right.
Varsity game played under USA rules which I am doing solo.
R1 and R2.
1 out.
Batter hits a shot to right and both runners take off.
No catch.
R2 reaches 3rd and--- for some strange reason--decides to run back to second base and in doing so...