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Old Mon Nov 26, 2018, 01:20pm
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Originally Posted by Rich Ives View Post
Why was the runner in fair territory? No one at any level teaches coming off 3B in fair territory.
... because the base is in fair territory. Even if a runner leads off in foul territory (as they should, like you pointed out) they have to momentarily reenter fair territory to return to the bag, just as a batter-runner has to leave the running lane to touch 1st.

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It's interference. Too bad.

A runner could "accidentally" get hit to stop a DP. And it would be hard to call it willful and deliberate in the situation you described.
In this case, R3 was not hit by the batted ball, he simply hindered F5's ability to catch it.
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