That was one of the most enjoyable stories that I've read in a long time. It reminds me of a story in my own coaching experience. I've been a HS baseball coach for 29 years so I have many but this one might be the best. We had the bases loaded with one out. My batter hit a deep fly ball to right field. I had the runners on 2nd and 3rd tagging up and the runner on first correctly went halfway. When the right fielder caught the ball I yelled go. Unfortunately, the runner on first panicked and ran to second. Fortunately, no one noticed. However, the runner now on second, knew he had done wrong. When the pitcher came set, he tried to steal first base from second. Needless to say, he was thrown out. How many coaches can say that they had a runner thrown out legally trying to "steal" first?