
Thu Mar 27, 2014, 12:57pm
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Originally Posted by TwoBits
Speaking NFHS, the ball is not dead.
8-4-3b PENALTY(a): If the obstructed runner is put out prior to reaching the base that would been reached had there not been obstruction, a dead ball is called.
The bold face is mine. The way you describe it, we have a delayed dead ball. Award runner second, but batter is out at first. There are several casebook plays that use the same wording: dead ball is called when the runner is put out prior to reaching the base she would have obtained had there not been obstruction.
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That's odd. You quote the rule and bold the part that tells you this ball IS dead, and then say it isn't.
It is. BR is not out.
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