If Kenny Vargas had taken a high swing at that low throw/pitch, the home plate umpire probably would have determined that Vargas was attempting to interfere with the catcher, ruled interference per rule 6.06-c, and he would have jumped from behind the plate with his hands up (just guessing on that, though). The play would have no good result for the Twins at that point. Meanwhile, Perez would probably still have tagged out the base runner (who again, shall remain nameless). And it would have gone as a caught stealing anyway. And honestly if the throw/pitch had come in waist high and a little more outside, instead of right to the ground, the play would have been even less close, as the catcher wouldn't have had to make that extra motion. It probably won't scare Guthrie from pitching from the wind up with runners on, but it might give him cause to take a closer look at the guy on third next time. In this case, it was a very exciting play but with a very, very low probability of it succeeding--all my opinion. I wouldn't mind someone else trying it sometime though But you are correct in that Vargas still has a right to take a cut at that pitch-I assume he does, anyway. Umpires?