The rules of baseball state that a batter Legally Completes His Time at Bat when he is put out or becomes a base runner. Which situation below is the best example of a batter Legally Completing His Time at Bat?

[A].	Jared's blooper over the head of the short-stop puts him in scoring position.
[B].	The umpire calls a strike, even though the last pitch was way outside.
[C].	The pitcher throws his famous knuckleball, Joe swings and misses, and the umpire calls a strike.
[D].	The count is two balls and two strikes as Mario waits for the next pitch.

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

The fact that Jared is in scoring position due to his blooper indicates that he has hit the ball and is now a base runner; therefore, he has legally completed his time at bat. Choices b and c both describe situations in which a strike is called, but they do not state that the batter has been put out or that he is now a base runner. Choice d describes a situation in which the batter, Mario, is still at the plate waiting for the next pitch.

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The rules of baseball state that a batter Legally Completes His Time at Bat when he is put out or becomes a base runner. Which situation below is the best example of a batter Legally Completing His Time at Bat?

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