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Forum: Baseball Mon Jun 28, 2004, 05:10pm

Replies: 39 Runner on base out when hit? Views: 3,913 Posted By Gee [QUOTE]Originally posted by Rich Fronheiser ... [QUOTE]Originally posted by Rich Fronheiser [B]What Garth said. Whereas a base is a safe haven in softball, it is NOT in baseball. Get hit while on a base by a fair batted ball and you are out,...

Forum: Baseball Mon Jun 28, 2004, 04:52pm

Replies: 39 Runner on base out when hit? Views: 3,913 Posted By Gee If you read the original post it did not straight... If you read the original post it did not straight out say that a first baseman was making a play on the pop up but it inferred that when it said that the runner feared taking his foot off the base...

Forum: Baseball Mon Jun 28, 2004, 04:06pm

Replies: 39 Runner on base out when hit? Views: 3,913 Posted By Gee Wow, you guys will take any port in the storm to... Wow, you guys will take any port in the storm to show you are right, Interfered with the ball not the fielder, not OBR, Dixie, yadda, yadda yadda. When a runner is hit by a batted ball and...

Forum: Baseball Mon Jun 28, 2004, 01:24pm

Replies: 39 Runner on base out when hit? Views: 3,913 Posted By Gee Try reading OBR 7.08: "A batter is out when (b)... Try reading OBR 7.08: "A batter is out when (b) He intentionally interferes with a thrown ball; or hinders a fielder attempting to make a play on a batted ball..........If, however, the runner has...

Forum: Baseball Mon Jun 28, 2004, 11:20am

Replies: 39 Runner on base out when hit? Views: 3,913 Posted By Gee Don't think so. "He certainly could have remained on the base and not gotten hit by the ball, if he had chose to do so (foul ground, perhaps)?." --------------------------- Didn't see the play but I covered the...

Forum: Baseball Mon Jun 28, 2004, 11:00am

Replies: 39 Runner on base out when hit? Views: 3,913 Posted By Gee Depends. The runner has every right to stay on the base. I'd need intent by the base runner before I called interference. I would consider it intentional if the runner made no attept to avoid the ball while...

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