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4. Yes. There are no outs ...

Mon Apr 1, 2024, 07:29 AM

Apr 2024

so a 5-4-3 double play could score the run from third. The out at home plate is not a given because the runner on third is not forced to run.

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Your thoughts, baseball experts: [View all] Auggie Apr 2024 OP

Vogt must've thought it was the end of "Major League" underpants Apr 2024 #1

" An in-field double play scores the run." PAMod Apr 2024 #2

Yes. There are no outs ... Auggie Apr 2024 #4

I'm ok with the safety squeeze in that spot. PAMod Apr 2024 #3

With two outs, maybe Auggie Apr 2024 #5

Nope not in today's game... JT45242 Apr 2024 #6

Help me follow this. I'm having difficulty. retread Apr 2024 #7

This is about the one at-bat with 0 outs Auggie Apr 2024 #8