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That's one of the main reasons for having the FPSR. If memory serves F4 was removed because of an injury. The player went "right at" the fielder" not the base. If that doesn't meet the criteria "willfully and deliberately with obvious intent" I do not know what does. In PRO ball for the most part runners have "carte blanche" Since you are speaking of LL it is amazing that LL does not have any sliding restrictions. They have a joke of a safety rule called 7.08(a)3 however, in order for that to be in effect the fielder MUST have the ball AND be waiting to make a tag which is hardly ever the case. In the LLWS/Regions we already saw a pop-up slide that effected the play but because LL has no sliding restrictions this is legal. In a nutshell, I doubt even in the LLWS that the umpire would ring up 2 outs on the play you are talking about in the Phils @ Cubs game. In HS and NCAA we have 2 outs on this play. In LL it would be questionable. That's why IMO< amateur leagues especailly youth leagues should have a FPSR. Pete Booth
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