My guess would be no, since the run wouldn't be earned, but my friend asked me and I couldn't tell him for sure.
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Actually, it depends WHEN the error occurred. \n\nIt IS possible for an earned run to score on a play that results in an error, but only under certain circumstances...\n\nIf, for example, there is a runner on third base, no outs, and the batter hits a ball in the hole at shortstop. The shortstop backhands the ball but his throw pulls the first baseman off the bag for an error (let's say we have a slow runner). The official scorer COULD rule that the runner would have scored even if the batter was out at first, therefore, that COULD be an earned run.\n\nThe definition of 'earned run' as explained in Wikipedia, appears below:\n\nEarned run\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\n\nIn baseball, an earned run is any run for which the pitcher is held accountable (i.e. the run did not score as a result of a fielding error or a passed ball). If a run is not earned, it is an unearned run. Even if a runner scores on a fielding error by the pitcher himself, it is an unearned run.\n\nEarned runs are specially denoted because of their use in calculating a pitcher's earned run average.\n\nIn determining earned runs, the official scorer must reconstruct the inning as it would have occurred without the errors (which include catcher's interference) and passed balls, with the benefit of the doubt always being given to the pitcher in determining which bases would have been reached by errorless play.\n\nA run is counted as unearned when:\n\n    * The baserunner would have been out had an error not been committed.\n    * The run is scored after an error is committed that would have made the third out\n    * A baserunner scores on a play where an error was committed, and the inning ends before that runner would have had a chance to score. Example: A passed ball allows a runner to score. The batter at the plate then strikes out to end the inning. The run is unearned. If the batter had instead got a base hit, the run would be earned, since the runner would have scored on that play.\n\nIn most other cases, a run is scored as an earned run.
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not sure - if it happens though consideer yourself luck & move on
178676
Not to sure if you can.
211411
you get a single but your out at second so obviously no double.  it was a hit but you took a risk went for two got caught when you could have stoped and stayed at first with a "long single"  although if your hitting balls off the wall and not getting to second you need to be doing sprints not wondering if youget a hit for that AB. obviously though you are out and are therefore not a runner anymore
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No.  This would be cheating.  Learn to plan your time better and don't waste time on this site.
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I don't believe you.  Anyone that would/could run 2 marathons would know about the pain.
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GOOD QUESTION. MY LIFE THE ANSWER WOULD BE no
45913
The answer would not be no.
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you might, but chances are that they may not accept it, but really you should contact a laywer, there's nothing here anyone can tell you to help, unless they are "your' laywer.
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I'd take his advice. I'm not to certain on spread sheets for nascar.
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Depends on the situation...but possibly
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no.... i dunt know why you would believe that. ur friend was probably just kidding around.
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I believe its quite possible but a lot depends on how honest you and the responders to your question are.
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I doubt it... I'm really sorry to hear about it though. karma will catch up to him, so don't tinker with it too much!
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Possibly.  Need more details.
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Probably, it depends on the situation.
227813
If they really needed it then why not.\nGet  people to sponsor you to do something (football match , run, silence, reading marathon). Garage sale.