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Originally Posted by Tru_in_Blu
I don't think we can call a runner out for INT because we think she "wasn't in the right place".
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Well, yes you can. That is why if a runner deviates from an established or obvious path and interferes with the throw, it is INT
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A runner takes a wide turn at first base on a ball that F1 overthrows. F4 retrieves the ball that bounced off the fence and the throw hits the runner on her way to second base. INT? Heck no.
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Correct, unless the runner makes a move other than advancing toward the base
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A runner retreating to first base after a line drive is caught by F6 who then throws to F3 trying for a double play. Ball hits runner in the backside. INT? Heck no.
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Again, correct unless the runner makes a move other than advancing toward the base