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Thu Jun 08, 2017, 07:35am
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If the batter has time to get out of the way, he must do so. Moving into a spot that is still (or becomes) in the way is INT.
I'm not sure the rules reference above is the correct one -- it applies during an "immediate" play by the catcher -- (usually) either on a squeeze / steal of home, or a pick-off attempt. It exempts the batter from INT if he stays still (other than completing his normal swing). Once the ball gets away, though, a different rule applies. I don't have time to go cite it for you. 
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