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Originally Posted by CoachJM
If you're saying that contact is not REQUIRED for an FPSR violation, I completely agree. OTOH, if you're saying that contact is completely irrelevant in judging an FPSR situation, I would disagree.
JM
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Well, I meant that it is irrelevant in that you can alter the play more than sufficiently for a FPSR violation without touching the fielder. The sitch given made a point of saying that the runner did not touch the fielder, and in this case that was irrelevant if he altered the play by another means.
So yes, I mean that contact is not required. Many people think that it is, we see them on ball fields and in the stands every day
