The video did not work. Sorry. I will try to explain instead.
There are break away bases on this field in question.
Runners on 1st and 2nd base. Bunt to the pitcher, the pitcher makes a wild throw to the SS covering 3rd base, and the ball goes into the outfield past the left fielder. As the runner on 2nd base slides into 3rd base, 3rd base becomes dislodged, and the base ends up about 6 feet into foul territory. The runner on 1st base originally comes all the way around to score.
My question is where is the base runner that started on 1st base required to touch 3rd base when it has become dislodged from it normal position? Pretty odd play that happened in the LLWS. Just curious.
There are break away bases on this field in question.
Runners on 1st and 2nd base. Bunt to the pitcher, the pitcher makes a wild throw to the SS covering 3rd base, and the ball goes into the outfield past the left fielder. As the runner on 2nd base slides into 3rd base, 3rd base becomes dislodged, and the base ends up about 6 feet into foul territory. The runner on 1st base originally comes all the way around to score.
My question is where is the base runner that started on 1st base required to touch 3rd base when it has become dislodged from it normal position? Pretty odd play that happened in the LLWS. Just curious.
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