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Old Sat Jul 08, 2017, 06:41pm
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Originally Posted by RKBUmp View Post
If the umpire ruled interference, then yes, both the runner are out and the batter on the infield fly. If the umpire did not rule interference then the advance of the runners would be legal.
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