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Originally Posted by JefferMC
Are you saying then that on a ground ball where a runner runs into a fielder while fielding the ball you're going to call that runner out for interference AND the BR out because the interference prevented a throw to first?
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I'm not saying anything even remotely like that. We're talking about a play here that involved a fly ball, not a grounder.
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Originally Posted by JefferMC
IMHO, the out for interference for causing the missed catch replaces the out for the catch. That player leaves and the BR goes to 1B.
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Then your humble opinion is in direct conflict with what is printed in the ASA rule book.