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Let's review the facts. The B/R, after ball four, with no runners on, picks up the ball and BEFORE he heads to first, he hands it to the catcher.
Now then, is there a concern that the catcher, who is now holding the ball, can't throw to first should the batter runner, who is on his way to first, decide to go, bluff to go or merely overrun the base. (Which, according to FED 8-2-6 is not his right on a base on balls)
You're drilling that nostril too far to find a booger.
Or, as Tee might have reminded us: There has to be interference to call interference.
[Edited by GarthB on Mar 6th, 2005 at 09:58 PM]
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