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Originally Posted by David Emerling
If the runner decides to continue on towards home and is thrown out by a wide margin, the umpire may (or may not) award the runner home based on the how much ground he (the umpire) thought the runner lost as a result of the obstruction.
If the runner is thrown out by a slim margin, logic dictates that the umpire should award the runner home, even if that wasn't patently obvious at the time of the obstruction.
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Well, no, that isn't what was said, so I guess you don't agree.