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An unapproved, but advanced mechanic at this point is to place each index finger in the corresponding ear and repeat "la la la la la la la" to drown out the stupid fan complaints.

Wow, is that funny!! :spit:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh: Laughed so hard my SHMBO came into the room to ask what's so funny. I told her. She did not laugh, just shook her head.  :shakehead:

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An unapproved, but advanced mechanic at this point is to place each index finger in the corresponding ear and repeat "la la la la la la la" to drown out the stupid fan complaints.

Wow, is that funny!! :spit:  :rollinglaugh:  :rollinglaugh: Laughed so hard my SHMBO came into the room to ask what's so funny. I told her. She did not laugh, just shook her head.  :shakehead:

Rich,

Take her over to "Mechanics" and have her read the 1 man strike zone thread, she'll be laughing all night!

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Can't see the video on iPhone but I agree with johnnyg.

All the catcher has to do is feint the throw, not actually throw it as noumpere stated. BR out, R1 returns.

However, if catcher makes the throw and retires R1, obviously the interference is nullified.

And yes, the mechanic described by noumpere and greyhawk is correct.

In fed interference is always a dead ball. So it's an instant out.

I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

It is a delayed dead ball. If the runner is retired (on the initial throw), the interference is ignored. If not retired, the penalty is applied. -------

Since I have no idea about FED rules, I believe anything you say my good man.

And what Mr. Pete Peterson said is correct but the key is what is in parentheses which is "on the initial throw".

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Can't see the video on iPhone but I agree with johnnyg.

All the catcher has to do is feint the throw, not actually throw it as noumpere stated. BR out, R1 returns.

However, if catcher makes the throw and retires R1, obviously the interference is nullified.

And yes, the mechanic described by noumpere and greyhawk is correct.

In fed interference is always a dead ball. So it's an instant out.

I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong.

 Your not even close on the first statement.

 

The good news is that your second statement is exactly correct.

 

That's a higher percentage than many get.

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What got me it's the Interference thing which is not correct.

 

Its Catcher's Obstruction - DDB

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What got me it's the Interference thing which is not correct.

 

Its Catcher's Obstruction - DDB

yup! one of the times in the rulebooks where the term is used improperly (but still used and known as) interference

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wasnt the original post talking about INTERFERENCE on the batter? not cather obstruction

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wasnt the original post talking about INTERFERENCE on the batter? not cather obstruction

 

Yes. I need some coffee! And I'll just shut-up for awhile.  :shakehead:

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