I meant it as a joke more or less but guess I should have never mentioned that part about hitting the on deck hitter and distracted from my actual question. The example from the book was referring to an on deck hitter so may not apply to the retired runner. I'd hope that must on deck hitters would be aware enough to get out of the way of an over throw were someone that recently scored may not. I wasn't expecting a situation where they'd send the runner back to 3B. Thanks for all of the help. I try to look things up when I can but sometimes I end up creating more questions than I answer when I do.
Question on interference on runner after scoring
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