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Old Wed May 12, 2010, 05:24am
Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. is offline
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Originally Posted by PeteBooth View Post
OBR Type "B" there is no play on the obstructed runner as in your OP.

You signal That's Obstruction and keep play alive UNTIL there is a tag attempt on the obstructed runner or the obstructed runner reaches his protected to base.

When there is a tag attempt you make the call - out or safe

Then signal TIME

In OBR Type B you decide which base IF ANY the runner would have achieved absent the OBS.

Pete:

I have a question about a Type B Obstruction. B/R is obstructed while rounding 2B in attempt to stretch a double into a triple. At the time of the obstruction there no play being made on the B/R, after which a throw is made to F5 at 3B and F5 tags B/R out as he slides into 3B.

Is your above description the correct way to handle the play I just described? Thanks.

MTD, Sr.


P.S. I do agree with you about the DDB signal in NFHS. Just point and announce.
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