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Old Fri May 12, 2017, 09:12am
Rich Ives Rich Ives is offline
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Originally Posted by UnsureAboutCall View Post
Say we have a run down between first and second. After a few back and forths between first and second the runner commits to second base and is clearly making a run for second. The player who at the time is covering second base gets the ball and begins to run at the runner who is running to second, so they are both running at each other. A collision ensues as neither player was unable to get out of the way of the other. Would the call be obstruction or interference?
Neither. The fielder has the ball so he cannot be guilty of obstruction. The runner did not hinder the fielder making a play so there is no interference.
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