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Originally Posted by UmpTTS43
Not true. Intent has nothing to do with it. If you judge the retired or scored runner interfered with the play, you enforce 7.09.
Example: R3, 0 outs. Batter flies out to right field where R3 tags and attempts to score. Once the ball is caught, the BR turns and runs towards his third base dugout where the throw from F9 hits him, preventing any play. Ruling: R3 is declared out for the unintentional INT of the BR.
This example is different from the OP, but it illustrates that the INT can be unintentional. If, in the orig OP, a play was possible, I would get the INT.
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That's nothing.
A "play" and a "throw" are different things.
Try this one:
R2. Fly to F9. R2 tags and heads to 3B after the catch. F9's throw to 3B hits R2. The call?