20 Comments

  1. HIGHLAND_BULLDOGS
    11/11/2022,

    Yes he is can’t you see that

  2. Kynzlee
    11/11/2022,

    When he plays baseball ⚾️ ❤♾️

  3. frankie B
    11/11/2022,

    Late to the party but this is Type 1/A obstruction by the defense. Fielder was blocking the base path without possession of the ball. This should result in an immediate dead ball and the runner awarded home.

  4. Preston Smith
    11/11/2022,

    No because there would have been player interference I am catcher

  5. Jenny Roderick
    11/11/2022,

    Yep he’s out the baseline he’s out of the he’s out of the colored grass

  6. Finn Huskins
    11/11/2022,

    No cause at home I can go anywhere

  8. Raylen McDonald
    11/11/2022,

    Hell yea he’s in the baseline

  9. CrazyChristian
    11/11/2022,

    Yes the brown shows the baseline

  10. sky is high
    11/11/2022,

    Bunting is for losers

  13. ethan sullens
    11/11/2022,

    No he is not out of the baceline in the jh rules

  14. Evangeline Pham
    11/11/2022,

    The base line is 3 feet wide so no

  15. FunGamingWithJacob
    11/11/2022,

    He is safe pitcher is in the way of his baseline so he is safe I think it’s inference with the pitcher on the runners baseline

  16. darkslime
    11/11/2022,

    make it clear yes he did but to avoid the tag so it’s safe

  19. Jack Straw
    11/11/2022,

    No. Runners establish their own baselines, which is a direct line from the runner’s starting point to the base/home plate and not necessarily the baseline itself. Also, he made an “evasive” move so to speak PRIOR to a tag attempt. So there was no “outside the baseline” violation prior to the tag attempt. By the time the tag attempt was made he was clear.

    That said, good luck explaining to an irate coach.

  20. Sinister Muhahaha
    11/11/2022,

    Duh wtf kinda dumb ass question

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