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Umpire has to use his judgment on whether the offensive player was a "hindrance" whether intentional or not. Doesn't appear that the runner actually hindered the 3rd baseman.
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Intentional or not is not part of the rule for a batted ball. It is for a thrown ball. And, he knocked his glove off! That is not a hinderance?
13 months
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Ever watched cricket?
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Good job. Runner should be called for interference regardless, though.
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For being in the baseline and going back to the bag on a pop up...yeah no.
13 months
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Yes. That is runner interference. Does not matter if he is in the baseline or returning to the base. A runner cannot interfere with a fielder's attempt to field a batted ball.
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