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Old Wed Apr 23, 2008, 01:16pm
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Originally Posted by NewUmpinCT
I know catcher interference on a pitched ball (catcher's glove is hit by swinging bat) is an award of 1st base for the batter. What if the catcher pops up and I the plate ump don't see it, (note there was also a foul tip to the backstop on the play) but the batter and offensive coach are going crazy... I did not award anything because I couldn't and didn't see it.
You can't award for an action you did not see. Typically I've found that it is obvious when the catcher's glove is hit by the bat. It's a distinct sound. However, you can always ask your partner if he saw anything (in a closed meeting). Chances are he'll not see anything so you have a foul ball.

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