Interference - Judgement, Rules Application, Both

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Interference - Judgement, Rules Application, Both

View Poll Results: Can a call/non-call of interference ever be properly appealed.
Interference is a judgement call - no appeal/protest	4	14.29%
It includes both judgement & rules application - only application can be appealed protested	15	53.57%
The call/non-call cannot be challenged - only whether the proper penalty was applied	7	25.00%
A "non-call" can never be appealed/protested	2	7.14%
That's enough, Coach!	3	10.71%
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Thu May 18, 2006, 10:32pm

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Originally Posted by mcrowder

Who voted that "a non-call cannot be appealled or protested?!?!?!"

Catcher sets up on home plate with the ball, and R1 plows her, Pete Rose style. F2 drops the ball and umpire rules safe. You go to discuss the lack of an interference call or ejection of the player, and the umpire says, "That's baseball coach, the runner can do that."

That's a definite protestable non-call.

Malicious contact is umpire judgement and not protestable.

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