Obstruction (baseball) - Common Misconceptions

Common Misconceptions

There need not be physical contact for obstruction to be called; rather, if a fielder causes the runner to alter his normal running path, he can be guilty of obstruction.

Obstruction is not to be confused with interference. When a fielder hinders a baserunner, many baseball commentators will mistakenly refer to obstruction as interference.

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