NoNothin wrote:MTR wrote:
The runner has a right to be where they are. If they are hit with the ball, it is not INT unless they committed an act which caused the ball to hit them. Simply running toward the base is NOT INT regardless of whether the runner has been retired or not.
If R2 got to her feet just as F6 was about to throw to 1B, it is quite possible an INT call. HTBT..
Talking out of both sides of your mouth again???
NoNo
Another outstanding example of your ignorance as it comes to softball rules.
If you cannot tell the difference between a retired runner attempting to advance to a base and a retired runner standing up into the middle of the play, well, I don't know what to tell you since you obviously have no desire to learn.
