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I took that to mean that the obstruction occurred prior to F9 picking up the ball, and prior to the throw. That makes it type B obstruction. |
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F3 has shot at making a play, we have interference.
But something doesn't ring true about this play. R1 isn't leading off? you say the collision happened 2 feet from the bag? come on! This didn't really happen now did it?? |
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I understand the leaning toward obstruction on this play but in trying to visualize this play over and over, I keep coming up with a collision. You stated that F3 is "playing about a foot in front of the bag". Now the play commences and F3 is moving into his position to the bag. What bothers me is that R1 is not even out to his secondary lead if contact is occuring "2 feet from first base". This leads me to believe that R1 was not "in the game" at the time. I can see where the coach and everyone there was looking for a call but I disagree with an obstruction call here. From your text, R1's lack of a secondary lead really caused the problem. I have to say that both F3 & R1 are where they are supposed to be at the time of contact. "Simple collision folks. Coach thanks for your observation but that's the way I see it. Runner is out, please get back in the coach's box and we'll get on with the game."
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Here is the origional situation. Quote:
Why is it when contact occurs, everyone wants to be the hero and make a call? Sometimes, there is no call to make.
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Oz, it was a short blooper and the orginal poster later qualified his story that the F3 was making a play. You see, i read all the posts not just the first one!
R1 sounds like an idiot. We need to get an out on him! |
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(I think that I made my point). It would be nice to get all of the facts in one post
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