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| April 14, 2009 stick8 1991 posts | You make the call #4 This should be easy and this actually happened. Bases loaded no outs. Ground ball to third. Third baseman fields the ball & steps on third for one out, throws home to catcher who steps on home plate for two outs and the catcher throws to the third baseman who tags the runner going from second to third for the third out. Is this a triple play? |
| April 14, 2009 salio2k Men's 60 547 posts | The runner going from second to third was the first out. |
| April 14, 2009 softballer Men's 65 594 posts | depends on the runner from third going pass the line to home! dp at best or more info needed! |
| April 14, 2009 Stones1B 1 posts | You only got 1 down here Stick8 softballer you right, need a little more info on the runner from 3rd |
| April 14, 2009 taits Men's 65 4548 posts | With what was stated, the runner advancing to 2nd is first out, the runner going from 3rd to home is second ( if crossed line as softballer said) and that's all folks. Throw to 3rd was a waste. that runner was already out. If the runner from 3rd going home, retreats back to 3rd, it's possible.... |
| April 14, 2009 SLOBALL1 Men's 50 174 posts | No I agree with Stone (1 out)Never thought of this situation.I don't know how this is handled in senior ball ,but anything other than Senior ball runner going home is not out.Stepping on third eliimnated the force out.So runner would have to be tagged in order for an out. Runner going from second to third was already out after third basemen step on thirdbase. |
| April 14, 2009 taits Men's 65 4548 posts | With what was stated, the runner advancing to 2nd is first out, the runner going from 3rd to home is second ( if crossed line as softballer said) and that's all folks. Throw to 3rd was a waste. that runner was already out. If the runner from 3rd going home, retreats back to 3rd, it's possible.... |
| April 14, 2009 TGIII Men's 60 106 posts | There are two outs. The runner from 2nd going to 3rd is out on a force play. The runner headed for home plate is out on a force play once the runner passes the commit line and the throw goes to the catcher. Now watch the runner on 1st head to third in all of the commotion and is tagged out sliding into 3rd. |
| April 14, 2009 Joncon 328 posts | """ There are two outs. The runner from 2nd going to 3rd is out on a force play. The runner headed for home plate is out on a force play once the runner passes the commit line and the throw goes to the catcher. Now watch the runner on 1st head to third in all of the commotion and is tagged out sliding into 3rd. """ Uhhhh....that makes three. |
| April 14, 2009 Freddie Men's 55 108 posts | the only sure out you have, is the runner on 2nd going to 3rd, not enough info on the rest of the play. Did the runner on 3rd pass the line & what about the runner on 1st, was he the 1 trying to go to 3rd? |
| April 15, 2009 stick8 1991 posts | My fault. I should have been more specific--this was a mens league game. |
