You have bases loaded, two outs. The batter hits the ball and all three runners come home. The batter tries to force another run and is caught at home, he's out. Did those three runs who came in count or because the last batter was caught at home and was called an out negate the 3 runs that had already gotten in?

What's the verdict?

All 3 runs count as they were scored prior to the runner getting out at home. The batter getting out at home wasn’t a force out.

If he gets thrown out at first none count (you already know that). If he makes first safely, all 3 count if they score before he's out. In your scenario all 3 count.

The 3 runs count. I'm trying to figure out what happen. No outfield fence the hitter hit a long ball. A couple of errors or is this pewee ball?

Now that I thought about it, the hitter tried to turn a triple into a inside the park home run and didn't make it.

(05-24-2025 07:27 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  Now that I thought about it, the hitter tried to turn a triple into a inside the park home run and didn't make it.

Exactly, the score was 9-1 and then the three runners made it into home base but the hitter instead of stopping on third he tried to stretch it to an infield homer and was caught. But, unless the scorerkeeper screwed up the game ended 9-1. The important thing is that the team won.

Yes, it's 13 and under baseball. You'd be surprised but at that age you start to see the potential. My grandson is on that team and they're no. 1 in Texas and no. 13 in the nation that was a month ago, maybe it's changed. For the season they're 16-6. He'll be playing in San Diego with the LA Dodgers scout team against other major league scout teams in July.

I'm not bragging but when I saw my grandson playing T-ball I told my son, his dad, that he was very good but my son being my son, only poo-pooed what I said. That son of mine never listens to me. LOL

The scorekeeper needs to be fired.

All 3 of my sons played competitive baseball. I miss it terribly sometimes.

(05-24-2025 07:43 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  The scorekeeper needs to be fired.

All 3 of my sons played competitive baseball. I miss it terribly sometimes.

It's so much fun watching the grandkids playing sports. I watch them on Gamechanger every time they show the games. Even the four year old is on Youtube. LOL

(05-24-2025 07:39 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  

(05-24-2025 07:27 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  Now that I thought about it, the hitter tried to turn a triple into a inside the park home run and didn't make it.

Exactly, the score was 9-1 and then the three runners made it into home base but the hitter instead of stopping on third he tried to stretch it to an infield homer and was caught. But, unless the scorerkeeper screwed up the game ended 9-1. The important thing is that the team won.

Yes, it's 13 and under baseball. You'd be surprised but at that age you start to see the potential. My grandson is on that team and they're no. 1 in Texas and no. 13 in the nation that was a month ago, maybe it's changed. For the season they're 16-6. He'll be playing in San Diego with the LA Dodgers scout team against other major league scout teams in July.

I'm not bragging but when I saw my grandson playing T-ball I told my son, his dad, that he was very good but my son being my son, only poo-pooed what I said. That son of mine never listens to me. LOL

Did your son's team win or lose ? Also I would say that the hitter was robbed of 3 RBI's.

I'm not surprised at seeing 12 or 13 year old kids showing great potential in baseball at those ages. They do have to have a great love for the game. Me and my brother played competitive baseball for 35 years. We were talked into coaching some 12 and 13 year olds back in the 80's. There was nothing better than teaching those kids how to play the game and watching them perform the skills during the game. It brings a smile to ones face.

Good luck to you son this season and many more.

He's my grandson and there's four grandson's in baseball in their age bracket, from four to twelve years of age.

Yes, they won and will now play at 4 pm.

(05-25-2025 12:56 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  He's my grandson and there's four grandson's in baseball in their age bracket, from four to twelve years of age.

Yes, they won and will now play at 4 pm.