Runner on 3rd. Righty in the box. Catcher comes up throwing to pick off the runner at 3b.
Throw hits the barrel of the bat. Ump calls interference. Batter is out. Runner stays on 3b.
Isn’t something not correct here?
I think missed call if the batter remains in the box and isn't waving the bat around like crazy.
This is you have to see it to really say. The batter does not have immunity in the box. She has to remain stationary if she wants to be protected. If she moves herself or her bat during the play in question then yes she can be called for interference.Runner on 3rd. Righty in the box. Catcher comes up throwing to pick off the runner at 3b.
Throw hits the barrel of the bat. Ump calls interference. Batter is out. Runner stays on 3b.
Isn’t something not correct here?
With less than 2 outs, runner closest to home is out, other runners return to bases at time of pitch, batter remains with same count.I had my dog with me. I got distracted by the dog and the next thing I know.... For some reason, I always thought that interference had the runner closest to home as out, but I am guessing I am / was totally confused.