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    • Double play

      • Ground balls are relatively easy to field if they are hit in the general direction of a fielder, and will often result in a double play if hit with a runner on first base.
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  1. When a runner is hit by a batted ball in fair territory, the play is ruled a dead ball, the runner is out, and the batter is awarded a single while the closest defender is credited with the putout. However, there are exceptions to this rule where runners are allowed to advance to the next base.

    • Infield Fly

      The Infield Fly Rule exists to prevent the defense from...

  2. Apr 5, 2022 · But what happens when a runner is touched by a batted ball while standing on a base? Most people think the base is a safe zone for the runner. This video with Chris Welsh and MLB Umpire, Ted Barrett, explains away the myth.

  3. Mar 30, 2020 · Batter hits a sharp ground ball down the third base line that strikes the runner on third base in fair territory while the runner is still in contact with third base. The runner was not attempting to interfere intentionally, and the third baseman is playing behind the runner.

  4. If a batted ball hits a runner while they’re in fair territory and before it passes an infielder who could make a play on the ball, the runner is automatically out. This rule prevents runners from intentionally blocking or distracting fielders.

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  5. There is one out and a runner on first base (R1). The batter hits a fly ball in the infield. The first baseman (1st) makes an attempt to catch the ball and it drops out of his glove. 1st picks the ball up and tags the batter/runner out as he runs up the first base line (before he touches first base). The batter/runner was called out, R1 stayed ...

  6. Jun 22, 2024 · If a base runner is hit, the ball is declared dead, the offending runner is out, and other runners return to their last touched base. An exception exists for runners hit by a ball that has already passed through or been touched by an infielder.

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  8. Mar 15, 2020 · If a runner is trying to score by a steal or squeeze from third base, note the additional penalty set forth in Rule 6.01 (g). If the catcher interferes with the batter before the pitcher delivers the ball, it shall not be considered interference on the batter under Rule 5.05 (b) (3).

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