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only when your tagging someone that rule applies
By that logic you cant touch the bag with your foot
The ball has to be in the foot that tags the base
The ump definitely got the rules for tagging a player mixed with tagging the bag lol
Umpires are like substitute teachers. Just there, without much qualification.
Umpires are just the parents who could not think of a quick excuse.
By that logic, a player wouldn't be able to catch the ball and step on the base to force an out either.
here is the rule There is no rule in Little League preventing a first baseman from touching first base with their bare hand.On a force out or a standard ground-out to first, the fielder only needs secure possession of the ball and to touch the base with any part of their body or properly worn equipment, which includes touching the bag with a bare hand while holding the ball. that is also the rule in high school college and Major League baseball why would it be different in travel ball
If that is indeed a little league rule, the umps appeared to be the only ones aware of it.
As long as you have secure control of the ball, it doesn't matter what part of your body touches the bag.
I didn't realize Angel Hernandez umpired in Little League.
Thatβs a tag rule, not a force out rule.
Force play: The runner is forced to advance to the next base. Touching the base: The fielder must make contact with the base before the runner does, using any part of their body (feet, hands, gloves, clothing, etc.) while in possession of the ball Those umpires need remedial training.
Lore accurate umpire
When I was 10 the umpire said the same thing when I made the same exact play
That's why you need to have a rule book with you coach!
the fielder can touch the base with any part of their body, including their hand, as long as they have secure possession of the ball.
Heck of a play by 1st base!!!
Never heard that rule before
In 30+ years of watching and playing baseball I have never seen a call like this