
So, while waiting, I thought it might be a great time to show off a few of the illustrations I did for last November's issue.
First off, a baseball player hits a home run but his leg cramps up as he rounds second base and he cannot finish rounding the bases. Is he allowed to be replaced by a pinch runner?

And, last but not least, during a track relay, Runner A prepares to pass of the baton to the Runner B, who is running the anchor leg. As the handoff is made, one of Runner B¹s feet is outside of the exchange zone, though the baton itself is inside the zone. Does this qualify as a legal baton exchange?

What's the call?
Have a great day!
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