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That would be a 4-3-6-3 Double play. The defense is labeled by numbers as so:

1- Pitcher

2- Catcher

3- First base

4- Second base

5- Third Base

6- Shortstop

7- Left field

8- Center field

9- Right field

The second baseman would be starting the play(4), as the shortstop covers second to cut down the runner coming from first, the second baseman makes the out at first base (3), after the out is make the first baseman tries to make the out at second, with the shortstop covering (6), but as the runner retreats to first the shortstop throws him out, making the last out at first (3). All together, 4-3-6-3. However in most cases, the second baseman's first play should be to second, but as we all know in Baseball things don't always go as planed.

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Q: Man on 1st with 1 out The ball is hit to 2nd then 2nd throws the ball to 1stbatter out The runner then runs to 2nd 1st baseman throws to second but runner retreats back to first then is tagged?
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