I'm no expert here, but if I were coaching my Little League team again, I would tell my players that once they hit the ball to run as fast as they can around the bases until they see the ball be caught, or they are tagged out or forced out at a base and called out by an ump, or see the ball go over the fence, or go foul, or until their first base coach or their third base coach tells them to stop running. I know many of you posters here at TD know more about baseball than I do...so please tell me where I'm wrong in my advice to my young players who are learning the game. And if I am not wrong in my advice to my young players, then was Eddie Rosario wrong in the way he went from the batter's box to first base on the play in question?