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Umpires and coaches should know that it's "the act" of runner's interference that's the infraction, and is not dependent on any actions or outcome after the interference. This video is a perfect example.
OBR rule set, on this runner's interference/IF play, once the RI happens it's a dead ball, but time is not called until after fair-foul is determined. So, technically an OBR runner's interference/IF play is not an "immediate"dead ball. That being said, after the RI takes place all other playing action (except for fair-foul) is to be ignored.
This is a perfect example of why player's at every level should know the rules of baseball. www.baseballrulesinblackandwhite.com
Bases Loaded, MLB team doesn't know the rule
While some may claim Batter's Interference is a simple rule to understand, our video clearly illustrates that is not the case. The BRIBAW App is the only rules resouce that provides Baseball Infractions videos with our simplified rule language.
NfHS does not have Type A/1 Obstruction
In NfHS all obstructions are considered Type B/2, and are a delayed dead ball as stated above.
Never rely on sports announcers, they seldom know the difference.
After batter who should have batted is called out, the batter who singled leaves the base and returns to bat.
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