Runner and Fielder collide
 

R2 and R3 1 out Infield in. Ball hit to SS. Runner from 2nd base and SS have a mild collision. SS then throws the ball away at 1B and 2 runs score. Is it a delayed dead ball or immediate dead ball. We ruled runner from 2nd out and put runner back at 3B. No runs scored on the play.Correct?

It's immediate.

Out and runner placement were correct.

B-R should be at first.

It's Interference - ball is dead - no advancements can take place

Was the "mild collision" a result of F6 attempting to make a tag play on R2?
Was the ball fielded cleanly or did a bobble cause F6 to move in R2's path?
These conditions could change things a little.

Absent any factors like these, i think you got it right .

Infield playing in, and R2 interferes with F6. What the heck was R2 thinking?

Breaking up a double play made possible by his baserunning error?

I think I have a charge. I try to call charges anytime I can. ;)

Peace

R2 & R3 in the OP. Where was the double play happening?

Sounds like the dumb butt cost his team a run.

In FED I would have gotten two outs here possibly.

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HUH? Where, pray tell, was the "likely" double play absent the INT? F6 played on the BR at first base, which means R3 didn't try to score initially.

If I'm the offensive coach & you call a DP, you can just go ahead & dump me. Then I'm going to get my money's worth!

Like I said, due to R2's mistake. If he's close enough to collide with F6, he's put himself in position for a tag out followed by the throw to 1B. That's a cardinal sin!

He needs to learn better bartering skills; it's not a good idea to trade an out at 1B for an out past 2B. ;)

To get a DP:

In OBR it has to be willfil and deliberate attempt (and pretty obvious) to break it up.

In FED it only needs to br possible.

Agreed. These conditions could change things A LOT!

Out for the interference, and the out at 1B. Umpire decision.

Have fun in the parking lot.

"Umpire decision" my butt.

R2, R3 with the infield playing in. Ground ball to F6 who checks the runners & throws to F3 for the out on the BR. That's what's likely without the INT.

Where's the other out going to come from?

But the runners- or, at least one of them- didn't check up.

If R2 is close enough to run into the shortstop, then he's close enough to get himself tagged out by the shortstop.

If there was a "mild collision" between a runner and a fielder that had posession of the ball, if I were the defensive coach/manager I would contend that a tag took place and the interference on the throw was perpetrated by a retired runner. Guys in blue may not buy it but I'd have to at least try.