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Makes sense to me. With no ghost runner, Langeliers should never have reached, because there'd have been zero reason not to go straight to first on his ground ball. -
By Aristotelian · Posted
If the ghost runner had reached via error, you would have had groundout, groundout, double, K. -
Where in the rules does it state this? I mean, it makes sense I guess. -
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If you "reconstruct the inning without the errors" that means you replay the inning without the ghost runner. So on that ground ball that got the runner at the plate, you now assume Langeliers would have been thrown out at first.
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By potota_bread · Posted
This is hilarious. Please keep posting here.
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