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Originally posted by Dakota
R1 on 2B. B2 hits an infield grounder between 3B and short. Both F5 and F6 are going for the ball. F5 gets there first, gloves the ball. R1 collides with F6, both fall and F5 drops the ball. R1 gets up and proceeds toward 3rd. B2 has rounded 1B and is trying for 2B. F5 picks up the ball and throws to F4 covering 2B. B2 slides in safe at 2B. R1 has rounded 3B and is charging home. Defensive coaches yelling throw home from the dugout. F4 throws to F2. The ball and R1 arrive at home together in a cloud of dust. PU sees the tag applied just before R1 slides into home.
What does PU call? (ASA JO Fastpitch)
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Obstruction F6. As to whether I would call R1 out or safe would probably depend on what I saw happen in the basepath and around 3B. It is a good possibility that I would protect her only to 3B. Of course, if she rounded 3B with a full head of steam, I would have to be thoroughly convinced this would be the normal play, without hesitation from R1, for me not to allow the call at home stand.
Definitley, HTBT.