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If you're talking about an appeal of a runner missing a base, or leaving a base before a fly ball is caught, the proper procedure is as follows:
After play has completed, the pitcher, with the ball, steps on the pitching rubber and comes set. He then steps off the rubber legally and throws the ball to a defensive player near the base they are appealing was missed. This player then steps on the base. If the appeal is granted, the umpire will impose remedies as appropriate. If the appeal is denied, the umpire will so indicate. Note: an appeal is made while the ball is live. This means that any other runner may advance at their own risk.
There are 3 way to appeal in Baseball ....
(1) a right handed batter check swings and the home plate umpire say he did not go around ... the catcher will appeal to the 3rd base umpire... because he as the best view of the bat braking the plain of the plate...
(2) a left handed batter check swings and the home plate umpire say he did not go around ... the catcher will appeal to the 1st base umpire ... because he as the best view of the bat braking the plain of the plate...
(3) the runner missed the base (bag) and runs to the next base ... the fielding team will call time and tag the base that they think he missed ... the umpire for the base in dispute will render his decision as to the runner touching the base (bag) or not ...
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There are other calls that can be appealed, such as "did a runner leave early on a flyout". On a play such as this you can just throw it to the base you feel the runner left early and they can make the call out or safe. In an official appeal such as the scenario above where the runner misses a bag. For an official appeal the pitcher will get on the pitching rubber with the ball, step off and throw to the base in question and the umpire will make the call. This cannot be done with time called, as the ball must be live. Some leagues will allow it to take place under time, however, this is not proper and should, by the rules, not be called by the umpire --- if the pitcher steps of the rubber incorrectly a balk should be called, if the throw is mishandled or overthrown runners can advance just as any other play. Once a pitch is thrown to the next batter, you cannot appeal the previous play
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It all depends on how calmly you appealed the play to begin with. If you were professional enough and didn't get thrown out of the game, then you just might have the opportunity to appeal it again. However, the chances of your getting tossed with the second appeal will go up exponentially.AnswerThe answer above is refering to similar plays in the same game i believe. But the way i understood your question was asking if you can appeal and appeal essientially. the answer is NO. You can appeal a call and if you still do not agree with the call and you feel it is a misrepresentation of the rule you can then "Protest" the call and finish the game under "protest". The League office or in MLB, the Commish office, will then review the play with the umpires and make a ruling, if they feel it had an effect on the outcome of the game then they can order the game to be replayed
Can you appeal a call by the home plate umpire?
Yes, there are three ways that an appeal can be called that I can think of off-hand. The most common appeal is when a batter makes an attempt at a pitch, but holds up at the last second, called a "Check Swing." Since the home plate umpire's priority is to see where the ball is pitched, he usually doesn't have a good view of the batter's check-swing. When he makes his call, either the catcher or the batter can make an appeal to the first or third base umpire. The umpire on the baseline can clearly see if the batter has swung past the plate or not. Another appeal is called if a ball appears that it could or could not have been a home run. In this case, the manager can appeal the call, forcing the umpires to get together and view the play on instant replay. The third newest appeal is when a close play is made and the manager does not agree that the umpire made the right call. He can appeal and the umpires will check the instant replay to see if the appeal is successful. This appeal is a one-time deal for each manager. If the appeal is successful, the call is reversed and the manager may still appeal again. If the appeal is not successful, the call stays and the manager loses his right to appeal again on a close play. He may still appeal on home run calls.
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ethos, pathos, and logos. Ethos is appeal based on the character of the speaker. Pathos is appeal based on emotion. Logos is appeal based on logic or reason.
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