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Originally Posted by 3appleshigh
If the catcher simply cannot, or more likely doesn't have the TIME, to step out and around the runner, instead of loobing the ball into the out field, The CATCHER SHOULD THROW A NORMAL THROW to the FIRSTBASEMAN, in Some cases this will end up being THROUGH the base runner.
He sould not Throw At the Runner, but AT FIRSTBASE. The runner just happens to be in the way because he is breaking the rules.
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You ARE changing your position on this subject. In post #4 you said "If the catcher can't make the throw, he should have been taught to hit the runner in the back for the interference call." and later defended this position even after several of us disagreed with this "coaching" style.
Maybe there is hope for you.