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Total Agreement
I do not think you can rule on the opportunity to receive a throw until you see the path of the throw and of course you gotta throw the ball. I think we can agree on that.
We wandered all over the place - and you stated it simply! "Path of the throw!"
Draw a line from the thrower to the receiver - and if the runner is between them - and not in the 3' lane - then you have the potential for interference. If the ball hits the runner and the fielder can not make the play - interference! If it is close, and in so it handcuffs the fielder and she can not make the play, then (your judgement) you could still have interference.
Now let's take on another subject.
WMB
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