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JCGStill working on a clever handle

Originally Posted by Swampboy:

--Defensive players, especially catchers, not knowing when they could draw an interference call by vigorously completing an attempt to make a play: ....An infielder who declines to charge a ground ball at full speed and instead hesitates a beat while a crossing baserunner clears in front of him.

I like this a lot, and see that all the time. I also think the opposite play can work -- baserunners getting an obstruction call on the IF, for example a runner on 2nd breaking for third if the SS gets in his path while doing the old glove slap routine.

12/2/151:18 PM

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