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Mon Jun 15, 2015, 09:35am

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Originally Posted by EsqUmp

Actually, you're not protected "from" committing obstruction. You're protected "by" interference being called. It may seem subtle, but there's a difference.

No, it's both. The fielder who is protected "by" interference cannot be guilty of obstruction while trying to field that batted ball.

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