Just curious...

[bossman72]

Anyone calling this a FPSR violation in FED?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMYej...eature=related

[D-Man]

I've got interference and BR out in all codes. Even in pro you can't grab at the fielder. That to me is a willful and deliberate attempt to interfere.

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[johnnyg08]

I'm pretty sure this would be interference in FED...however it's funny you ask that's on my list to read in the rule book because there were no references to FPSR on the FED test this year. Great post...great for discussion

[Steven Tyler]

I have no idea if working a deep C in the norm in CCA mechanics, but they sure seem to miss a lot or get in way in that position.

[bossman72]

I have no doubt the runner tried to interfere with the fielder, but was it strong enough to call INT here? He barely got him on the ace.


*Side note*: Most of us will agree that the sliding through the bag is a moot point (even though the announcers emphasized it) since he didn't make contact with the fielder.

[GarthB]

Originally Posted by bossman72

I have no doubt the runner tried to interfere with the fielder, but was it strong enough to call INT here? He barely got him on the ace.


*Side note*: Most of us will agree that the sliding through the bag is a moot point (even though the announcers emphasized it) since he didn't make contact with the fielder.

Typical announcers...they paid attention to half of what Yeast told them.

[dash_riprock]

Originally Posted by GarthB

Typical announcers...they paid attention to half of what Yeast told them.

And as a result, got nothing right.

[Publius]

Originally Posted by bossman72

I have no doubt the runner tried to interfere with the fielder, but was it strong enough to call INT here? He barely got him on the ace.


*Side note*: Most of us will agree that the sliding through the bag is a moot point (even though the announcers emphasized it) since he didn't make contact with the fielder.

For 2008 it's a moot point even if he does make contact with the fielder.

[MadCityRef]

8-4-2 a&b

Yes it is. Runner can't attempt to alter play of the fielder. Ya get 2 outs.