@Jay_Wilks27@Peoplespicks1@Paul_CasellaMLB Show me where hitters are given an extra bag when the only reason they made it was bc the fielder threw at the runner ahead of them.
@Jay_Wilks27@Peoplespicks1@Paul_CasellaMLB All people round bases all the time without slowing down or turning their head to look when the play is right in front of them.
@Peoplespicks1@Paul_CasellaMLB The point ive been brining up to these people Lol. He adncaved on the throw just like we see all the time. Iβve seen plenty of guys round first on asking,e with the intent of getting second on a throw home. That is a single advancing on on the throw
@notgaetti By that logic, a guy can hit a seeing eye single with the tying run trying to score form second. Throw goes home because duh, but buddy never slowed down rounding first so he gets a double. This never happens and you know it.
@pladinosaur@DivisionTherapy@searlebaseball He can run backwards or keep rounding third and try to score lol. That doesnβt matter. Double all day. If itβs not, please show us other credible instances of this being ruled a triple.
@akakraves@CryptoJoeTFM@searlebaseball Stride has nothing to do with scoring. People break stride all the time then if they see the ball is rattling around the track pick back up speed and go for an extra bag. That would be a triple
@CryptoJoeTFM@searlebaseball By that logic a guy hits a seeing eye single through the infield, ball is thrown home but heβs rounded first by the time the fielder releases a ball. This would be a doh lie by your logic. Literally happens almost every game. Is never ruled a double
@Drakepats10@coachbrucepearl Was already in portal I believe, bc I remember Roy saying something about it shortly after he retired but he played a yr under him.