One more question, if R1 tries to steal 2nd, and after the pitch is received the batter gets in the way of the throw to 2B, does it matter if it's on purpose, meaning does the umpire have to think he did it intentionally? I've been told by an umpire once that it didn't matter, but frankly I'm beginning to wonder, as I've seen it happen 3 times since my son has been playing JV baseball, and I've yet to see it called. My take is if the batter ends up with his body somewhere in an area above the plate not allowing F2 to throw to 2B clearly it should be interference, the batter has a right to his spot in the batter's box and that's it. What do you guys think?
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Thu Apr 08, 2004, 12:33pm
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