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Originally Posted by Suudy
Right.
However, as I asked on the other thread, I'm wondering about the mechanics on this. As mentioned, interference leads to an immediate dead ball (right?).
I'm making this up as I go, so please bear with me. The PU then:
- Signals the strike out.
- Verbalizes the interference ("That's interference!").
- Calls time.
- Points to R2 and calls the out.
- Points to R1 and sends him back to first ("You, back to first.")
That about it? |
Suudy,
While in
most cases interference does, in fact, result in an immediate dead ball, batter interference is one of the rare exceptions. 5-2(a).
In your "sequence", if you were to move #3 after #4 you'd be good.
JM