If a Catcher Leaves the Catcher's Box Before the Pitcher Delivers the Pitch (As When Giving an Intentional Walk), the Pitcher Shall Be Charged with a Balk (With Runners on Base), or with No Runners On, an Illegal Pitch (Ball to the Batter). If a Catcher Leaves the Catcher's Box Before the Pitcher Delivers the Pitch (As When Giving an Intentional Walk), the Pitcher Shall Be Charged with a Balk (With Runners on Baserunners on baseRunning the basesRunners May Attempt to Advance from Base to Base on Any Fair Ball That Touches the Ground. When a Ball Is Hit in the Air (I. E. , a Fly Ball) and Caught by the Defending Team, Runners Must Return and Touch the Base They Occupy—Called Tagging up—After the Ball Is First Touched by a Fielder. › Wiki › Base_Running), or with No Runners On, an Illegal Pitch (Ball to the Batter).
Is Catcher's Interference a Walk?
If a Catcher Leaves the Catcher's Box Before the Pitcher Delivers the Pitch (As When Giving an Intentional Walk), the Pitcher Shall Be Charged with a Balk (With Runners on Base), or with No Runners On, an Illegal Pitch (Ball to the Batter). If a Catcher Leaves the Catcher's Box Before the Pitcher Delivers the Pitch (As When Giving an Intentional Walk), the Pitcher Shall Be Charged with a Balk (With Runners on Baserunners on baseRunning the basesRunners May Attempt to Advance from Base to Base on Any Fair Ball That Touches the Ground. When a Ball Is Hit in the Air (I. E. , a Fly Ball) and Caught by the Defending Team, Runners Must Return and Touch the Base They Occupy—Called Tagging up—After the Ball Is First Touched by a Fielder. › Wiki › Base_Running), or with No Runners On, an Illegal Pitch (Ball to the Batter).
