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Originally Posted by David B
I would keep it simple. If its a legal slide and the throw contacts him you have nothing unless you thought he did it intentionally.
Pop up slide I would call it if he interfered with the play. If he doesn't interfere with the play you have nothing.
Remember baseball can be a contact sport. Just because there is contact does not mean you have a violation of the rules.
Hope that helps
Thanks
David
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I agree with the issue on the popup slide. However, would you agree or disagree that any contact with a fielder on a popup slide where there is a potential second play is INT. I would think the popup slide would be enough distraction and any contact would compound the situation. Interested in your thoughts.