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Originally Posted by bigsig
I would call them out for interference. The way you described it, the batter's actions were to willfully change the balls direction and prevent an out.
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Ah, under the section in the rules labelled, "Willfully changing the ball's direction".
Doesn't the batter make every attempt, while at bat, to willfully change the ball's direction and prevent an out? We don't call them out for that when they succeed, do we?
As noted, in FED, it's INT. In ASA, this is perfectly legal. (Perhaps it SHOULDN'T be, and perhaps we WISH we could call an out here ... but we can't.)