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7.09(e) covers it nicely, IMO.
They added "runner who has scored" to this rule in the past few years. Did the scoring runner impede the defense? Well, I would say so, yes. Without Rodriguez grabbing Morgan and shoving him back towards the plate, Morgan doesn't retouch and there's a possibility of an appeal. As far as the collision goes, that's a big fat nothing. 
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