Mon Jun 10, 2013, 03:08pm
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Originally Posted by Manny A
True for the main part of the rule when it deals with a runner getting hit, but not in the Exception on the IFF, so it leaves it to interpretation.
Similarly, 7.09(k) talks of a runner getting hit by a batted ball. It mentions that the runner is not out if that happens after the ball gets by a fielder or is deflected by a fielder. But it makes no mention that the ball is dead or not.
So if it is not dead when a runner gets hit by a deflected batted ball, one would believe the same is true on the IFF while on the base. After all, in both cases the runner is not called out, so there is no interference.
I didn't have access to an authoritative interpretation to check.
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I'm not getting what you're saying. It very clearly says the ball is dead. The exception applies to the out - and that seems rather clear too.
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