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Originally Posted by David B
That's the way that I would see it also. The BI is mainly protecting the catcher on an immediate play. Once the first runner has scored, then it simply becomes interference.
By the way, I love the video Rich - especially the guy who hollers out "learn the rules"
That was a very strange play.
THanks
David
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David,
Using your logic here would the original play that I had last night be BI or straight interference because R3 wasn't stealing on the pitch but rather the passed ball??? Either way R3 would have been out but may have a difference on the placement of the other runner. (Changes from TOP to TOI)