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Originally posted by fastballb
Bases are loaded, 2 outs. Shortstop is normal position and playing 2 to 3 feet behind the baseline. B1 hits an average groundball back up the middle, which appears to be a base hit. The shortstop miss reads the groundball and breaks up into the baseline. After breaking up into the baseline she then breaks towards the ball which is now up the middle and behind her, but while doing so, the shortstop and R2 runs into each other. You make the call...Is the runner out for interfence because the fielder is breaking towards the ball or is this a no call, or is this a judgement call or is it still consider the fielder is fielding the groundball and the runner must yeild????
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Speaking ASA
If there is even a remote chance this fielder has a
PLAY on the ball, it is interference. Where and when the fielder breaks is irrelevant. The runner should yield.
[Edited by IRISHMAFIA on Apr 2nd, 2003 at 12:09 PM]