What is the consequence if R2 is stealing and obstructed but still reaches third base safely?

In this scenario, if R2 is stealing and is obstructed while attempting to reach third base but still makes it safely, he is not only entitled to the base he reached but also has additional rights due to the obstruction. The obstruction prevents the defense from making a legal play on R2, and because he successfully reached third base despite that obstruction, he is awarded the base. Additionally, since it is a case of obstruction, the offense is provided a penalty that allows the remaining runners, including the batter, to advance if it benefits them.

Thus, both the batter and R2 being awarded bases is the correct outcome, as it ensures that the offense gains a fair advantage when obstruction occurs. The interference has an impact on the play which allows for this awarded advancement for both the batter and the obstructed runner. This rule is designed to mitigate the negative effects of obstruction on the stolen base attempt, thereby maintaining fairness in the game.