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Re: The Right Call
Of the four ways I listed to cause batter's
interference, the batter has to commit only
ONE of these to qualify (therefore action
does not have to be intentional in 2, 3, & 4).
...This doesn't answer the question because this speaks of the batter making "any other movement" and it sounds like your batter didn't move at all. But like it says, umpire's judgement is key....
This DOES answer the question, because if the
batter DIDN'T move at all, NO INTERFERENCE.
If he DID move in an abnormal or
extraordinary way, INTERFERENCE.
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