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Yes if a runner doesn't touch home plate and enters the dugout an Umpire can call him out the second he leaves the dirt surrounding the area of the home plate and the two batter's boxes however Major League Umpires may not opt to declare a runner out even if he missed home plate unless the opposing team appeals the call or tags the runner.

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No, if the fielder is out of the field of play (in the stands), then the batter is not out.

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No.



Maybe in High School or Little League. Usually not.

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it depends on the umpire but usually yes

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Q: If a runner doesnt touch home plate and enters the dug out is he out?
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