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There is a rule that prohibits making a mockery of the game. There's no reason at all to run the bases facing backwards other than to make a mockery of the game, so the umpire would certainly be within his powers to call the runner out.

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Q: If you ran to first base looking backwards in major league baseball would you get out?
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