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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
Let me amend my earlier posts.
IF it was MC, and if it was before R3 touched the plate, then R3 is out, and B2 is awarded first.
See 9.1.1M and 3.3.1X.
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Sorry, but that obstruction occurred during a dead ball.
Our play occurs with a ball that only becomes dead after the MC.
There is simply no way you can award the batter first base because the OBSTRUCTION NEVER OCCURRED.
That's what "supersedes" means: MC "takes the place of" the obstrution.
C'mon, guys: This is easy.
Rich: I posted a reply that disappeared. It was to the effect that the BRD ruling is the same as I posted here, just phrased differently.
I called it a routine play. The only "un-routine" part is that it was an OBR 7.07
[steping in front of the plate] rather than a palin vanilla blocking of the base without the ball.
See FED 3.3.1v and w.
Gotta go! Tournament games in the morning.