Clubmaker2 wrote: ↑07 Jun 2025 13:31 pm
replay looks like bad call....
he wasn't out of the lane, stayed on the dirt.
If you were taping it, go look again.
He clearly has his left foot in the grass on 2nd step after the attempted swipe to tag Winn.
Again, the dirt or grass means nothing.
Baseline Established by Play:
The baseline isn't a fixed, pre-determined line on the field. Instead, it's dynamically created when a fielder is attempting to tag the runner out.
Direct Path:
The baseline is a straight line between the runner's position and the base they are trying to reach when the tag attempt is made.
3-foot Allowance:
A runner has a 3-foot allowance on either side of this straight line. They can move within this 3-foot area without being out.
Avoiding Interference Exception:
There's an exception: a runner can run outside of the baseline to avoid interference with a fielder fielding a batted ball.
Not a Physical Line:
It's important to note that the baseline isn't marked on the field. It's a concept based on the runner's position and the play being made.
thetank2 wrote: ↑07 Jun 2025 13:46 pm
Come on Noot. Grand Slam please
...Noot got the slam...except it was his helment on the ground after the K, and not the ball in the seats... Frustration you rarely see from him. Cards have had a runner at 3B in both innings... Keep that up and they will get a run sooner or later, unless they pull a Dodger game with RISP last night...