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Yes I can. My original situation had the BR and F3 colliding as a bad throw draws F3 off the bag. Our interpreter said if the ball is in the mitt prior to the collision it is not obstruction. If contact is made before the fielder has possession it is obstruction.
My question was, do we apply the same standard for determining possession that we would for a tag.
According to FED if the fielder is bobbling the ball at the time of contact it is still obstruction. Therefore if there is a collision and the fielder drops the ball as a result, does the drop prove he did not have possession in the first place?
The follow up then, is does the fielder have the right to continue to block access as he tries to regain possession?
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Tue Mar 11, 2008, 09:23pm
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