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Pirates' Hoy Park (R2), who had left second base and then touched third base. The runner on third, Jack Suwinski (R3), scored on the play before Park was tagged. Since the act of the defensive team stepping on the base was not an unmistakable appeal play, this potential fourth out was not recognized by the umpiring crew. The Nationals proceeded to leave the field, which by rule 5.09(c)(4) meant that the Nationals lost their right to appeal the play. After a lengthy delay, the umpiring crew correctly ruled that the run would count. To prevent the run from scoring, the Nationals should have either (a) touched third base before tagging runner R2 or (b) made an unmistakable appeal on runner R3 prior to leaving the field. The Pirates went on to defeat the Nationals 8–7.
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have erased the run. Barnett explained after the game: It's a 'fourth-out' situation. Milwaukee had to throw the ball to third base for the fourth out. Then they can make that the final out and prevent the run from scoring. But
Milwaukee didn’t do that." In the aftermath of a July 2018 fourth-out incident, this game would be referenced again.
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to begin a 1–4–3 or 1–6–3 double play (Aldrich–Gantner or
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Had Asuaje not slowed down and reached third base before being tagged out by Evans, the inning would have continued in a game the Padres would eventually lose to the Mets, 6–3. As the MLB office explained after the game: "The runner attempting to advance to third base was unaffected by the incorrect
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Moments later, Collins, who had emerged from the dugout to challenge the out at first (replays shown to the television audience revealed that d'Arnaud was actually safe at first and that
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called him out, even though there had already been three apparent outs. The Padres challenged the play at the plate, which was overturned on replay to make the score 3–2 (meaning San Diego kept its challenge), but the half-inning ended because Evans’ tag of Asuaje was now the third out.
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examples of a fourth out changing places with a prior out, cancelling a run. The situations where a fourth out may be recognized are exceedingly rare, but some hypothetical examples and four real examples where the fourth out rule did come into play are noted below:
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after another runner reaches home plate. By extension of these two rules, the "fourth out" covers the case where the third out is not a force out, but a subsequent out is. Since the force out counts before the run scores, it must also count before the third out.
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Pagliarulo's failure to tag from third base), Barnett awarded the run scored by Pagliarulo to the Yankees as per Rule 7.10(a) (now Rule 5.09(c)), giving the Yankees a 5–1 lead, which would be the final score.
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Pagliarulo crossed home plate. Upon doubling off Geren, the Brewers left the field, thinking the inning was over and the run did not count.
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of what was then Rule 7.10 (now Rule 5.09(c)) regarding fourth outs, and Torre went to Vanover to alert him of the rule and situation. Vanover then discussed the situation with crew chief
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Myers singled off Wheeler into left field. While Hedges scored easily, Margot was ruled to have been tagged out on an extremely close play on a throw by Mets left fielder
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incorrect call. The Replay Official may not declare a runner out based on a play the umpire believes would have occurred after the play subject to Replay Review.
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1631:Obstruction
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1568:Strike zone
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1332:Pull hitter
1292:Infield hit
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1148:Batted ball
875:Strike zone
865:Pitch clock
722:ESPN.go.com
643:October 24,
479:to catcher
378:appeal play
359:appeal play
324:Juan Pierre
317:Chase Field
292:appeal play
283:Jim Gantner
255:Jay Aldrich
188:appeal play
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1833:Wall climb
1821:unassisted
1756:Fourth out
1751:Force play
1656:Small ball
1583:Wild pitch
1473:Full count
1436:Emery ball
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1307:Line drive
1265:Grand slam
1052:Shin guard
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675:2009-04-12
583:24 October
557:2021-11-21
521:References
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414:Lucas Duda
399:Citi Field
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332:Randy Wolf
267:force play
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197:force base
116:home plate
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1173:slap bunt
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994:Equipment
959:Foul pole
855:In flight
840:Ejections
466:Wil Myers
422:Dan Uggla
367:Joe Torre
336:Dan Haren
247:Bob Geren
193:force out
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890:Cheating
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799:Baseball
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1847:Related
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814:Outline
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123:tag out
1981:Portal
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