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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
The question is assuming that R1 was obstructed before a play was being made on him. Thus, it's "type b" obstruction, and there is no minimum award. The answer, given the assumption, is correct.
It's almost word for word out of one of the comments in the rule book. If you're using a LL book, then it might not have the comment
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If after the pitcher starts his windup or comes to a “set position” with a runner on, he does not go through with his pitch because the batter has stepped out of the box, it shall not be called a balk. Both the pitcher and batter have violated a rule and the umpire shall call time and both the batter and pitcher start over from “scratch.”
OBR, comment to Rule 6.02(b)
As far as I know, tibear works
Baseball Canada games, not Little League.