Hit the Second Case refers to a situation in baseball where a batter hits the ball and it subsequently makes contact with the second base. This can result in a few different outcomes, depending on the specific circumstances:
Batter Out: If a batted ball hits the second base directly in fair territory while the ball is not touched by a fielder, the batter is automatically out. This falls under interference rules.
Runner Advancement: If a runner is on first base and the batted ball hits second base, the runner is generally forced to advance to second. This is because the batter becomes a runner, and the runner on first is forced to make room.
Fielding Play: The hit to second base can also be part of a fielding play. A fielder might be positioned near second to make a play on the ball and potentially start a double play or single out a runner. The ball hitting the base at this point is incidental to the primary objective of getting an out.
The specific consequences of the ball hitting second base depend heavily on the game situation, the position of fielders, and whether runners are on base.
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