Plus it hit a twin player to get out.Huh. It’s when the throw begins, not when the ball leaves the field?
I've never heard that rule before.Huh. It’s when the throw begins, not when the ball leaves the field?
Right. What the fuck?By that logic wouldn't a batter almost never get 2nd base when the ball goes out of play? The throw is going to always be made before the batter reaches 1st base.
Yeah I don’t get that rule at allBy that logic wouldn't a batter almost never get 2nd base when the ball goes out of play? The throw is going to always be made before the batter reaches 1st base.
21 on the season1st: Duran double to left
3rd: Duran double to center
4th: Duran double to right
I really feel like it has to be. It doesn't make any sense.That had to be a wrong ruling by the umpires right??
Huh?Actually, it's two bases from the pitch for an initial infield throw, so the umps got it right. I have never seen that particular play before.
Unless there's a different rule for batters and other runners, which would also make no sense. I'm sure I've seen an outfielder airmail a throw out of play and runners got to advance an extra base.That had to be a wrong ruling by the umpires right??
It wasn't an infield throw, he was 10+ feet into the outfield when he made the throw.Actually, it's two bases from the pitch for an initial infield throw, so the umps got it right (I think). I have never seen that particular play before.
It was the second baseman… maybe SSIt wasn't an infield throw, he was 10+ feet into the outfield when he made the throw.
It was a squibber that barely cleared the infield. If the rule book has a different application on infield / outfield balls in play... that would better explain the missed call at least.Actually, it's two bases from the pitch for an initial infield throw, so the umps got it right (I think). I have never seen that particular play before.