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Originally Posted by DG
So you want to believe that F6 cut off F2's throw to 2b and on the return throw (meaning return to F2) B1 interferes, but because it was not said, R3 is not advancing to home. So B1 interferes with F2 receiving the return throw from F6 then with no advancing R3 in this scenario. So what's your ruling on that?
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I'd be asking how B1 could interfere with a return throw from F6 and the INT not be near the plate with an advancing R3. Unless, of course B1 ran out past the mound to do so...............
Tim.