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All,

there's not a rule that would cause INT, or anything else if while during play, and end-cap is released from a bat and it distracts a potential fielder?

That ball would be in play, play stands, and you'd remove the bat at that point.

 

yes?

 

I can't find anything ...

 

Thx

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I would treat it like a broken bat, which would not be interference. There is a distinction between a bat that flies out of the batter's hands, and a bat that breaks. The former can be interference, the latter cannot.

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However, If you were able to see evidence that the cap fell off because it had been tampered with, you now have an illegal bat, and the batter is out. 

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