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Originally Posted by MD Longhorn
12.9.7 says otherwise. You've quoted the rule that tells you that some interference must be intentional, but others can be unintentional. To know the difference, you must read the rest of the section. 12.9.7 very explicitly tells you that interference with a throw MUST be intentional - no intent, no int.
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Different rule. In the OP, R1 is RETIRED, which is covered in the rule I quoted (12.19.5) and there is this:
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12-9-11 When, after being declared out or after scoring, a base runner interferes with a defensive player's opportunity to make a play on another base runner.
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There is no requirement of intent for a RETIRED runner, which is the OP:
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F6 tosses the ball to F4 at second base to retire R1, who is now just jogging towards the bag. F4 then throws to first to make a play on B2, and the throw hits R1 in the shoulder while she's between the two bases.
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