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Re: scoring error
It looks as if the wild pitch happened on ball four (and the runner was on 1st base, so he advanced on the walk).
Re: scoring error
but because it was a wild pitch he would be free to advance to 3rd at his discretion. but why no wild pitch was credited to the pitcher i dont know, the official rule is kindy hazy on that
Re: Re: scoring error
No, it's not a wild pitch because the runner at 1st did not advance any further than 2nd base, where he would have gone anyway after the walk, so it's not considered a wild Pitch because no extra bases were a result of it.
If the base runner had been on 2nd and advanced to third, THEN it would count as a Wild pitch.
If the base runner had been on 2nd and advanced to third, THEN it would count as a Wild pitch.
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