Tue May 22, 2007, 12:57pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mcrowder
Let's see ... I'll take a little bit from this rule, a little bit from this other rule, and infer something from another rule... and make up my own rule. Wrong. Just wrong.
"Through or by" (meaning very near) is treated differently, in that the runner is given a LITTLE more leeway, as he could not have anticipated the path of the ball. If it's not "through or by an infielder", and just BEYOND an infielder (as in the OP), the runner must still not interfere if ANY FIELDER had a play on the ball.
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I read very clearly...it doesn't say anywhere to "give them a little more leeway". It says that they shall NOT be called out!
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