Anderson said single but that's a double. It has to be. Very interesting call here. Rule 10.07 Example 1©: © When the batter attempts to make a two base hit or a three base hit by sliding, he must hold the last base to which he advances. If he overslides and is tagged out before getting back to the base safely, he shall be credited with only as many bases as he attained safely. If he overslides second base and is tagged out, he shall be credited with a one base hit; However, technically he did not slide...so does the NOTE to the above example apply? NOTE: If the batter overruns second or third base and is tagged out trying to return, he shall be credited with the last base he touched. If he runs past second base after reaching that base on his feet, attempts to return and is tagged out, he shall be credited with a two base hit. hmmm, the letter of the law says double, but not sure if "overruns" is meant to mean seriously trying for the next base, but returning if you see a good throw or previous runner go back. I would say he "overran" it. He easily achieved second base and then slipped off the base. BA said it was scored a double.