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by ab19901 on August 1st, 2009
The batter is credited with a single by the official scorer because he reached first base safely. He receives the "value" of a hit for each base he reaches safely. Had he been thrown out at third, he would get credit for a double. Had he tired for an inside the park home run and been thrown out at the plate, he would get credit for a triple.
There goes the perfect game and no the no-hitter.
Do the outside edges of the Foul Lines in Baseball line up with the outside edges of 1B and 3B, thus going "over" the base? Or, are they supposed to go along side the outside edge of the bases? I have seen it both ways many places. Which is correct?
by Chris T. on May 27th, 2009
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Do more regulations not give big Corporations more power?
by Weylon on January 16th, 2012
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Why do they remove a ball from play when it is pitched and hits the clay, but not when the batter hits it into the clay?
by melisma on September 8th, 2008
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Bases are loaded and strike three is missed by the catcher. Is there a force play at home or must the throw go to 1st base?
by Anonymous on September 7th, 2008
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Where can I get Out Of The Park Baseball 11 via torrent, without signing up for some ridiculous "offer"?
by Have A Nice Day on July 7th, 2010
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You're reading If a batter tries for a double and is thrown out at second (obviously would have been a "safe single"), would this ruin an otherwise "perfect game"?
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