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What's the call?

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Player A is batting, and Player B is Hindcatching, there has been one or another word said to one another. Player A gets on base and later comes in for the score and taunts player B, Player B doesn't do anything. It's 2 outs, and the Ump calls Player A out which makes it game over..

 

Is this the right call?

Are you saying that after safely scoring, Player A taunted Player B and the ump took the run off the board and called A out?

If I understand correctly and player A was called out bc he taunted another player then I think that it may be the wrong call. Player A could and should had been kicked out of the game after scoring and continuing the taunting but I belive the run stands.

 

I may be wrong on this one. Maybe an ump can give us a ruling.

In this scenario - the run counts, player A is ejected, still two outs.

You are correct....same result as malicious contact after scoring...run counts, runner ejected, and no out recorded...:thumb:

Could the offending player, also just be warned and not ejected, if the Umpire determined so?

Hindcatching? I don't think I have seen that "position" ever used before in a BG Prep thread? BB3 must be older than me. What a relief to know that there are veteran baseball fans out there still following the young guys.

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