Reply to "Different type of obstruction"

jjk500+ posts

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Defense obstructs, offense interferes.

Dang - I thought I had it correct that time.

So what you are saying that unless he did something on purpose (umpires judgement) it's no harm no foul?

That's true however, IMO had the runner interfered or hindered F2, I lean towards intentional. Meaning, he chose to not get out of the way, therefore his actions were intentional and if my judgement was any interference/hinderence, I'm banging an out. The off. teammate has no right of way and needs to clear out.

5/13/098:09 PM

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