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The caseplay I cited states:
"R2 slides out of the base path in an attempt to prevent F4 from turning the double play." So at the start of the slide if the runner's intent was to break up the double play by not sliding to the base but at the fielder you have a FPSR violation. You can deduce this attempt by where the fielder slides. That the fielder bobbled the ball or didn't make a throw shouldn't make any difference. |
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