How many people know a base runner can tag up and advance on a fly ball caught in foul territory?

Ooo, ooo, ME!!! That's why sometimes a fielder will let a ball drop in foul territory if the runner on third might tag up and score on the play.

It doesn't typically happen because the throw isn't as long. You'll see it more on deep balls to the right side with a runner on second. Sometimes from first with a right handed right fielder.. It's also why you don't see guys dive as much in deep foul territory with a runner on base. Makes the throw harder.

Of course. I have seen it happen in the World Series.

Do you know when a strikeout isn’t an out?

Do you know when the infield fly rule is and is not applicable?

It happened the other night in KC with a Blue Jay runner tagging on first then making it to second on a foul ball caught way up the first base line.

Yep. I scored the winning run that way inn high school.

Sorry but I know nothing about cricket 😂😂

A foul ball is still a ball in play once its caught.

I probably knew 40 years ago, but thanks for the reminder! Seems odd.

Uhhhh....Me!!!!

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