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Originally Posted by IamMatt
I am just trying to clarify if the rule means what it says (that coach interference with a batted or thrown ball must be intentional for the runner to be out, but that any coach interference with a play on a runner results in the runner being out) or if it was intended to mean that intentional coach interference with a batted or thrown ball or a play on the runner results in the runner being called out but unintentional interference in any of those cases does not.
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Okay, let's break it down:
First point
"When a coach intentionally interferes with a batted or thrown ball",
"OR"
Second point
"interferes with the defensive team's opportunity to make a play on
another runner".
Clarification
"A batted or thrown ball that unintentionally hits a base coach is not considered interference".
I don't see any glaring grammatical shortcomings and the punctuation pretty much breaks the first sentence down to two distinctive independent scenarios connected by the disjunction "or".