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(Point saillant) Les arbitres signalent une interférence sur Tim Hill au premier but et accordent à Rocchio le deuxième but sur un coup sûr.


(Point saillant) Les arbitres signalent une interférence sur Tim Hill au premier but et accordent à Rocchio le deuxième but sur un coup sûr.



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  3. PeterGarces

    Tim, you can’t just be up there obstructing like that

  6. cgfn

    The rare time when a manager asks the umps to confer and ends up with something even worse

  7. superhappyfuntime13

    If you can’t beat them with your pitching, block they ass.

  8. FPG_Matthew

    Don’t ask me to explain my inconsistent reasoning as to why I absolutely love this play, but absolutely hated the Machado baserunning play

  9. TodashChimes19

    FINALLY we’re playing traditional Cleveland baseball

  11. skelextrac

    Does a base runner automatically get the next base on Type B Obstruction?

  12. obvison

    Easy call, textbook interference. The rule for getting the next base is also written in stone.

    Unfortunate for the pitcher, I think he’s just built in the muscle memory of covering first. He probably doesn’t cover first on a ball to the outfield very often.

  13. bradleyjx

    The obstruction call I can understand, but not second.

    That was Type 2 Obstruction (obstruction not on an active play), which _can_ grant you a base at umpire’s discretion, but it _also_ doesn’t guarantee that he should be called safe later in the play. It just gives the umpire discretion to basically protect the runner to any result they would have naturally come to if the obstruction hadn’t happened.

    So if he kept going to 2nd and he was tagged out _because_ the obstruction stopped him, he would be safe. But it doesn’t grant him the ability to automatically jog over to 2nd. (or not get caught in no-man’s-land.

    That being said, even when I umpired kids, that was always called very-generously to the runner. But it’s not absolute protection.

  14. Trainiax

    That’s what they teach at Rocchio State University.

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