Coach impedes his runner - out

[SanDiegoSteve]

Originally Posted by DG

The Yeager person was the opposing HC, and the out call was the last out, in a 1-0 game. The run would have tied it, with 2 runners still on base.

Yes, I know who the Yeager person was, he was head rat, and he was trying to get the umpire to call it his way, and he succeeded. I wonder if any of the umpires even saw the actual collision.

[DG]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

Yes, I know who the Yeager person was, he was head rat, and he was trying to get the umpire to call it his way, and he succeeded. I wonder if any of the umpires even saw the actual collision.

Not clear how many umpires there were from the writeup, but if there is one at 3b he should have seen, and if it was 2 man the PU would have responsibility over there.

[David B]

Originally Posted by DG

Not clear how many umpires there were from the writeup, but if there is one at 3b he should have seen, and if it was 2 man the PU would have responsibility over there.

PU has this responsibility no matter how many umpires, he has nothing else to watch.

Don't see how they could call interference since he didn't help the runner at all. Now if he had pushed him, or did anything else to help, you could make the call.

And then to let a coach talk you into a call, that's poor. Umpire must have been in over his head.

Thanks
David

[David B]

Originally Posted by SanDiegoSteve

Yes, I know who the Yeager person was, he was head rat, and he was trying to get the umpire to call it his way, and he succeeded. I wonder if any of the umpires even saw the actual collision.

I would bet this is what really happened.... sadly I don't think anyone saw it.
PU was probably watching the play instead of watching his runners :roll eyes:

Thanks
David

[garyevins]

4 man crew (split crew 2 from San Antonio, 2 from Corpus Christi). Corpus Christi had the plate. Umpire at 3 rd went out and didn't see the collision at 3rd.