Obstruction Question

[Big Slick]

Originally Posted by MountieSB

If you're who I think you are, then 1. You're my favorite rules interpeter, and 2. I DO know that you like a cold, frosty one (while discussing rules, of course!). How was the DII world series?

Mike

Mike,
You are correct. DII was really great. We had good weather, a wonderful complex, a great crew and 13 really well played games. Wonderful experience all the way around.

[argodad]

Originally Posted by Big Slick

Mike,
You are correct. DII was really great. We had good weather, a wonderful complex, a great crew and 13 really well played games. Wonderful experience all the way around.

How was Coach M from Valdosta? (He can be a whiner. Usually just loud enough for you to hear behind the plate.)

[argodad]

Originally Posted by Dakota

Huh! Whaddayaknow.... I certainly missed that...

Agree. I had to watch it in slo-mo.

[Big Slick]

Originally Posted by argodad

How was Coach M from Valdosta? (He can be a whiner. Usually just loud enough for you to hear behind the plate.)

He was an really good. All the coaches were. It was a very good tournament, a lot of good play. Too bad these players do not get the TV time, they really played their hearts out.

North Georgia was the big story, coming in at 50-0 and then leaving at 1-2.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA

Okay, sounds right. Basically, if the batter is out on the catch and the runner out on the tag, what else is there with which to interfere other than another runner?

???
Runner out on the tag, BR out on the interference.

[PSUchem]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

???
Runner out on the tag, BR out on the interference.

By his response, I think Irish thought it was a flyball, too (and if it were the case, I would agree with him, as there were no other runners on base to call out).

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by PSUchem

By his response, I think Irish thought it was a flyball, too (and if it were the case, I would agree with him, as there were no other runners on base to call out).

AH. Got it.

[IRISHMAFIA]

Originally Posted by PSUchem

By his response, I think Irish thought it was a flyball, too (and if it were the case, I would agree with him, as there were no other runners on base to call out).

Yep, I missed the ball on the ground. For that matter, no matter how many times I run it, I cannot see it hitting the ground, but that is on my side.

With this new information, I have an out on the tag. Cannot tell if there was the possibility of a play on another runner, but apparently the umpires did not think so.