How many bases on ball going out of play

[8u/10udad]

Bases loaded, catcher throws to third, all runners are going back to bases. Ball bounces off player and goes out of play. How many bases do each player get. I am thinking on one. 3rd base gets home, 2nd gets 3rd and 1st gets second. Ump at game, gave 3rd base home, 2nd base home and 1st base went to 3rd.

[GoKorea]

Bases loaded, catcher throws to third, all runners are going back to bases. Ball bounces off player and goes out of play. How many bases do each player get. I am thinking on one. 3rd base gets home, 2nd gets 3rd and 1st gets second. Ump at game, gave 3rd base home, 2nd base home and 1st base went to 3rd.

Umpire had the correct call. Each runner gets two bases from the base the were on when the throw was taken. It is one base on a pitched ball.

[MTR]

Bases loaded, catcher throws to third, all runners are going back to bases. Ball bounces off player and goes out of play. How many bases do each player get. I am thinking on one. 3rd base gets home, 2nd gets 3rd and 1st gets second. Ump at game, gave 3rd base home, 2nd base home and 1st base went to 3rd.

Always two bases from the runner's location at the time of the release of the throw.

[Anti-Clone]

Bases loaded, catcher throws to third, all runners are going back to bases. Ball bounces off player and goes out of play. How many bases do each player get. I am thinking on one. 3rd base gets home, 2nd gets 3rd and 1st gets second. Ump at game, gave 3rd base home, 2nd base home and 1st base went to 3rd.

Always two bases from the runner's location at the time of the release of the throw.

Always on that particular play. Other times it could be 1 base or from the time the ball goes out of play.

[MTR]

Bases loaded, catcher throws to third, all runners are going back to bases. Ball bounces off player and goes out of play. How many bases do each player get. I am thinking on one. 3rd base gets home, 2nd gets 3rd and 1st gets second. Ump at game, gave 3rd base home, 2nd base home and 1st base went to 3rd.

Always two bases from the runner's location at the time of the release of the throw.

Always on that particular play. Other times it could be 1 base or from the time the ball goes out of play.

On what throw would that be?

[Anti-Clone]

When a thrown ball is dislodged from the players glove as a result of the runner sliding in, the runners are awarded one base from the time the ball enters dead ball territory.

[Comp]

Then it is no longer a thrown ball.

[Anti-Clone]

Then it is no longer a thrown ball.

I pointed it out so that no one was mislead into thinking that on any ball that gets thrown, it is always 2 bases. People read the posts for information. They may not all distinguish things as well as umpires, who tend to pay special attention to terminology. I didn't mean to insult you. I whole heartedly apologize if I upset you or you thought I was saying you were wrong.

[Nicelag]

Just clarification on this would the exception be in the 8U rec ball division? Most 8U divisions have a closed home plate. in this instance doesn't that make the ball out of play rule null and void when the throw is from the catcher to the third baseman?

I know if any player other than the catcher throws to third and it the ball goes out of play the rule would be in effect.

Mike

[Comp]

Leagues may make up their own rules, but there is no difference in any other rule set on which defensive player may have thrown the ball.