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1. baseballrulesacademy.com › ll › 7-06-obstruction7.06 Obstruction - Baseball Rules Academy

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   Jul 18, 2019 · Rule 6.01(h): There are two types of obstruction and a different mechanic is used with each type. 1.) The first type of obstruction (Official Baseball Rule 6.01(h)(1)) deals with cases when the runner is obstructed WHILE a …

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2. baseballrulesacademy.com › the-two-types-ofThe Two Types of Obstruction - Baseball Rules Academy

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   Aug 5, 2023 · There are two types of obstruction: Type 1 and Type 2 as covered in rules 6.01 (h) (1) and 6.01 (h) (2). In Type 1 the ball is dead, and the runner receives a one base award. in Type 2 the ball remains alive and there is no automatic base award.

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4. www.mlb.com › glossary › rulesObstruction | Glossary - MLB.com

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   Obstruction describes an act by a fielder, who is not in possession of the ball or in the process of fielding it, that impedes the baserunner's progress.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Obstruction_(baseball)Obstruction (baseball) - Wikipedia

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   In baseball, obstruction is when a fielder illegally hinders a baserunner running within the basepath. Baserunners are generally permitted to run from base to base without being physically blocked or hindered by a fielder.

6. baseballrulesacademy.com › the-difference-betweenThe difference between Type 1 and Type 2 obstruction

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   Apr 19, 2023 · The difference between Type 1 and Type 2 obstruction. Beginning 2024, pro rules (OBR, MLB) will no longer allow a fielder who is not in possession of the ball to block a base (1B, 2B, 3B) or impede a runner. It will be enforced similar to the Home Plate Collision Rule.

7. thebruinsblog.net › baseball-obstruction-ruleBaseball Obstruction Rule Explained: Types, Misconceptions ...

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   Jun 21, 2024 · According to Major League Baseball’s official rules, there are two types of obstruction: Type 1 and Type 2, each with distinct criteria and consequences. Type 2 obstruction, for instance, happens when a baserunner is impeded without a play being made on them.

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   What is an example of an obstruction in baseball?

   • For example, if a catcher without possession of the ball blocks the plate, preventing a runner from having unimpeded access to the plate, this is obstruction. This is an immediate dead ball and bases are awarded as appropriate. Type 2 (type B) Obstruction: Happens when a base runner is impeded when there is not a play being made on the runner.

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   What is a type 1 obstruction in baseball?

   • Type 1 (type A) Obstruction: Happens when a base runner is impeded while a play is being made on him. For example, if a catcher without possession of the ball blocks the plate, preventing a runner from having unimpeded access to the plate, this is obstruction. This is an immediate dead ball and bases are awarded as appropriate.

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   What are the two types of obstruction?

   • Beyond the rule-book definition, Rules 6.01 (h) (1) and 6.01 (h) (2) extend the definition and explain the two types of obstruction, commonly called Type 1 obstruction and Type 2 obstruction (for their treatment in Rules 6.01 (h) (1) and 6.01 (h) (2), respectively).

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   What are obstruction and interference rules in baseball?

   • Here you have a collision (literally) of two rules - obstruction and interference. The interference rule tells us that a fielder has the right to make a play on the ball, and yet the obstruction rule tells us that the runner has the a right to the base path.

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   What happens if a runner is obstructed in a baseball game?

   • The penalty for Type 1 obstruction is awarding the obstructed runner one base beyond the base last legally touched. In the case of runners who are advancing, this means you award the base to which they were advancing.

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   What are examples of Type 1 obstruction?

   • Here are a couple of examples of Type 1 obstruction: A base runner has rounded third, heading for home, and the catcher is three feet up the line, blocking the base path, calling for the ball. The ball is in flight but before the catcher receives the ball the runner is forced to slow down and deviate from his normal path to avoid a collision.

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   Mar 11, 2017 · Beyond the rule-book definition, Rules 6.01(h)(1) and 6.01(h)(2) extend the definition and explain the two types of obstruction, commonly called Type 1 obstruction and Type 2 obstruction (for their treatment in Rules 6.01(h)(1) and 6.01(h)(2), respectively).