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Tell my why I want to protect a catcher with control problems and skill issues attempting improbable waste of time pick offs at 3B where a runner is literally in the process of returning to 3B when they should be just returning the ball to the pitcher? This is dumb move catcher -- so why am I looking to help that? Why should my judgment and cajones favor a call in that? My mind is saying "wow that catcher sure was dumb". Why should it say "Runner is out for interfering"? If we can get to the heart of that, the judgement of the play - maybe we can get a better understanding of the thought process that determines whether the runner committed an act of INT or the catcher was just commiting a dumb play.
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