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Originally Posted by Dakota
Are there ary situations where the distinction matters? (aside from correct answers to test question)...
I know of one where it might matter, but even then, I don't think it actually does.
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A BR may not back up to avoid a tag, a runner may.
On a play from fair territory, the BR must use the colored portion of 1B if there is a play at 1B, the runner is not required to do so.
A BR may run through the bag to which they are advancing becoming a runner, a runner may not without placing themselves into jeopardy.
A BR can be ruled out for creating interference with a ball thrown to 1B without it being intentional, a runner must intentionally interfere with a thrown ball for INT to be ruled.
Just a couple off the top of my head.
Fri Mar 31, 2006, 05:26pm
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