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Originally posted by Richardr10
Runners are on first and third bases with one out. The batter hits a ground ball to the shortstop who throws to second base for the second out. During the attempt to throw out the batter-runner, the runner who started on first base interferes with the throw. Meanwhile, the runner on third base has crossed home plate [before the interference]. Does the run count?
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Speaking ASA, no
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back to the play but with no outs.
R3 crosses home Interference is called but batter-runner never reached first yet. Does run still count or do all runners go back to time of pitch base then apply rule?
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Speaking ASA, yes. I was a legally batted ball, why would you return to the T.O.P?
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Sat Jan 04, 2003, 12:37pm
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