Then there has to be an immediate judgment made by the umpire, and anyone who gives the ol' "I cannot read the player's mind" as an excuse to NOT make a call isn't worth the money they are taking for the game. Of course, we cannot read their mind. If we could, we wouldn't be spending our spare time out on a softball field.

Since we were not there, no one should have a problem with any call made by WMB since it was his judgment required to make a call.

This is what he said between irritating smiley faces

"In my mind, I felt – with 90% certainty – that F6 stopped because R1 was in her way. But, without overt action of her part, I would not give her the benefit of the 10% doubt."

so we must refer to the rules...

So if that fielder had a valid attempt (with benefit of the doubt) of a play on the ball.. that should have PROBABLY been called as INT. You were there though and have been around plenty...