If B6 hits a home run but the bat is illegal, what is the outcome?

In the situation where B6 hits a home run with an illegal bat, the play is ruled an infraction due to the use of the illegal equipment. According to NFHS rules, the consequences of using an illegal bat during a play result in the batter being called out, regardless of the outcome of the hit. This is because the use of the illegal bat is a violation that carries a penalty.

As a result, the appropriate ruling is that B6 is called for the third out. This means that the home run does not count, and no runs score as they are nullified by the illegal action. This maintains the integrity of the game by enforcing the rules concerning equipment. The other options suggest alternative outcomes that do not align with standard NFHS regulations concerning illegal bats.