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Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve
I think all the confusion stems from whether an outfielder's ability to catch the ball with ordinary effort is a factor in determining an IFF. It is not. Only an infielder's ability to catch the ball with ordinary effort is used as criteria for calling IFF. I think Johnny was asking if F7 comes running in, does he qualify for an IFF rule. The answer is NO. He can certainly catch the ball, but to be an IFF, an infielder must be able to catch the ball with ordinary effort. He can always give way to an outfielder calling him off, if he thinks the outfielder has a better angle on the ball.
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Thank you. Amidst an incredible level of noise (I think it's called WOBW) and muddled writing, you have finally correctly and concisely answered the frickin' question.