SAC Fly - Runner out for leaving Early

[ncheek7]

Runner on 3rd, no outs. Batter hits a fly ball to left. Ball is caught. Runner on 3rd tags up and scores. Batter is out on SAC Fly. The team appeals that the runner on 3rd left early and the home umpire calls the runner out (double-play). Does the batter still get credit for a SAC fly?
I am thinking this is similar to when a batter lays down a SAC bunt, but then there is a throwing error. The batter still gets credit for the SAC bunt, and then reaches 1st on an error. But I'm not sure because a run does not score. Please let me know the official ruling.
Thanks!

[PetroGuy]

MLB rule 10.08d indicates that the run has to score for a SF to count. The exceptions are only if the catch is dropped (the batter gets the SF and not an ROE) or if another runner is forced (the batter gets the SF instead of an FC).

I guess I would not score it as an SF since no run scores.

[ncheek7]

Thank you very much for clarifying the rule for me.

[Bryan D Shepherd]

Actually, it would depend on the league that is being scored as MLB rules are quite different from little league, high school, and college rules in different aspects.