Doesn’t it still have to be a play where you have a chance for a double play? They had absolutely 0.0% chance at turning a double play there. No being able to turn the DP has nothing to do with it. As I said previously, the Reds would have gotten the same call last night when Yelich overslid second but he didn't make the throw in that instance. That’s dumb. I can’t imagine the rule was intended for plays like that. So you could have a play where the runner on first pulled a hammy and a the fielder fell over before picking up the ball while the batter was already standing on first and the runner from first hobbled over second base and it would be inference and both runners would be out? Dumb. Edit: If that’s the rule, that’s the rule. But it’s a dumb rule.