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Looks to me that F2 had the ball, so no OBS, she can block the plate. Doesn't look like a collision. Looks like the runner avoided it.
IMHO just an out.
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But in all 4 photos I don't see the runner alter or react so I would not rule OBS.
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I want the see the other guy's photos.
(A) "picture doesn't show if the runner altered her stride ". If she did, clearly OBS. (B) "hard to tell if there was a tag by F2 ". If so, and not (A), out. (C) If safe, appeal for missing plate. (D) Ump needs cap, shirt, shorter pants, shoe polish, better position.
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I agree that this is likely nothing as it would appear the the runner did not show anything that would indicate that she was hindered or impended until F2 had possession of the ball and applied the possible tag.
The only time I would be OBS would be if the runner, slowed down because F2 was blocking the plate and such change in speed cannot be determined from the photographs. |
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What was actually called?
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I don't think there is any question that F2 stepped into the runner's path without the ball. Should be a clear obstruction call. The only issue (which cannot be resolved by these pics) is did she step in too late for runner to react and avoid the collison. If that is true, than no interference call and award the runner home. WMB |
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This is a close play at the plate. That runner should be in the dirt. I have little to no mercy for crappy baserunning. Obviously, this is not enough for malicious.. but if you remain standing and crash into the fielder, you are out for INT. From what I see in the pics, I would likely rule out for crash interference. If I saw the play and it just wasnt too bad and I didnt have OBS, I would rule her out on the tag. I would not protect her from her horrible base running. As pic 3 indicates, there was clearly some level of impact. DB out.
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First of all he's out of position. He needs to get on the other side of the plate.
As for a possible obstruction call, it's tough to tell with the still pictures. Just her being in the baseline without the ball doesn't make it obstruction. If the runner hesitated or changed her path any I've got obstruction. If not, I've got an out on the tag. |
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