Rule 6.03(a)(3) says if the runner is put out from the throw then you ignore the interference so the batter would not be out (on the interference, could be on strike 3), and any other runners could advance or be put out as per normal, instead of it being a dead ball, batter out, and other runners returned to their initial base. Also note if it happens to be a 4 ball walk (idk, a batter pulling back a bunt then falling over?) the batter becomes a runner immediately and interference then has to be a deliberate act.
So many of these guys are safe
2:05 How is he getting away with standing in front of the bag? Look how far wide that slide had to be just because he had no angle at the bag...
I laughed at the commentator telling everyone that copping a strike/pick off double "isn't a good play". Gee you think?
0:46 that throw was really fast but not that accurate
Where is Martin Maldonado????
Nah Fr he has some immaculate throws
Might as well rename this "Amazing JT Realmuto Throws".
2:56 Isn't that batter's interference?
Rule 6.03(a)(3) says if the runner is put out from the throw then you ignore the interference so the batter would not be out (on the interference, could be on strike 3), and any other runners could advance or be put out as per normal, instead of it being a dead ball, batter out, and other runners returned to their initial base. Also note if it happens to be a 4 ball walk (idk, a batter pulling back a bunt then falling over?) the batter becomes a runner immediately and interference then has to be a deliberate act.
@@bigpoppa1234 thanks!