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Thu Apr 19, 2001, 03:37pm
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To expand on Rich's comment. Since the B/R made it to first safely and advanced at his own risk to second, the interference is ignored and the out stands. Usually the offensive manager gets to choose the outcome of a catcher interference situation. There is no choice in this one.
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