Intentionally interfere with a THROWN BALL

In Reply to: Machado base running ILLEGAL posted by sprinter on October 14, 2024 at 11:25:43

Watch the video. He changed his path BEFORE the ball was thrown. In that case it's up to the fielder to adjust his position to have a clear throw to the base.

Take this hypothetical situation: A ground ball is hit directly to the first baseman holding the runner on first. The runner has to jump out of the way of getting hit by the ball and goes on to the grass. Then he readjusts his path and goes directly to second base in the regular baseline. The first baseman's throw hits him right in the back. Is that interference? What's the difference?

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• the difference is the runner in your hypothetical didn't sprinter 15:09:46 10/14/24 (0)
• the difference is the runner in your hypothetical didn't sprinter 15:09:21 10/14/24 (0)
• The difference is that Freeman wasn’tin the direct baseline. Fuzzy 12:48:12 10/14/24 (7)
  • You are still trying to defend it. LMAO Bruinfan4ever 12:51:00 10/14/24 (6)
    • And you still can’t understand it, though you’re good at laughing Fuzzy 12:52:59 10/14/24 (5)
      • Dude, just go on youtube and watch the same F*cking Bruinfan4ever 12:54:29 10/14/24 (4)
        • Reggie’s interference in the WS wasn’t called either. Doesn’t… Fuzzy 12:56:53 10/14/24 (3)
          • Machado new exactly what he was doing because he knew Bruinfan4ever 12:58:21 10/14/24 (2)
            • You can read minds now, Einstein?* Fuzzy 12:59:10 10/14/24 (1)
              • You have always been a douche Bruinfan4ever 12:59:55 10/14/24 (0)

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