greatest interference play i ever heard

[Tru_in_Blu]

Originally Posted by NCASAUmp

Less than 1 out. The runner is out, and by the rule cited rwest, the batter-runner would also be out.

So let's consider if R2 is simply hit by a line drive while off the base. In this case, R1 would likely not have passed home plate, unless he was Flash.

I this case, R2 is out for INT, R1 is returned to 3B, and credit the batter with a base hit and award 1B.

[rwest]

Originally Posted by Tru_in_Blu

So let's consider if R2 is simply hit by a line drive while off the base. In this case, R1 would likely not have passed home plate, unless he was Flash.

I this case, R2 is out for INT, R1 is returned to 3B, and credit the batter with a base hit and award 1B.

This is different than the OP, but correct on the ruling.