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So how does this get scored and entered within iScore?

Runner on first - R1
Batter -R2 - hits a single into the R/C gap.
R1 rounds 2nd and is heading to 3rd. The throw comes in from center, cut by 2nd, throw to 3rd. Ball deflects off of R1's helmet (in the slide) and goes beyond the 3rd base coach. R2 - who had stopped advances to 2nd.
R1 gets up and scores - the throw from the SS covering the overthrow is late to catcher. On the throw - R2 to 3rd.

If I am correct, R2 gets a single, but no RBI's. Advance to 2nd on the throw from 2nd to 3rd. Advance to 3rd on the throw from SS to C.

So how is it noted in iScore, in regards to R1?

I guess the 2nd baseman must be charged with a throwing error with which the R1 advancements to home and R2 to third are justified.

The rule states that a throw that hits a runner is an error if there are further advancements that would not be with a perfect throw.
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The question is: the runner would have scored with a throw not hitting him? I agree no RBI.

Without the throw hitting him, R1 would have remained at 3rd and R2 at 2nd.

bannind wrote:Without the throw hitting him, R1 would have remained at 3rd and R2 at 2nd.

OK. So these two advancements are due to the throwing error of the second baseman who cut off the throw from the outfield.

Summarizing: base hit + 2nd on the throw + 3rd on the throwing error for the batter-runner; 3rd for the batter action + home on the same error for the runner.