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I don't subscribe to the B with two outs, otherwise C nonsense. If I'm in C, ground ball hit, the play is at first, I move over into B and get a better look at the play. I stay in C to begin with for a better look at an attempted pick off.

I put my hands behind my thighs. Really, really going to hard to take one in the hand. Or the bony part of the elbow. I've heard of guys having to get their wedding ring cut off because they get hit in the hand and it swells so much. No thanks!

I think you got this one right. The key is, time of pitch, it's first play by an infielder. Time of release, second play (say the second half of a routine double play) or any throw by an outfielder.

Don't hose the kids. Especially because in a blowout, a lot of bench guys will be in the game and they may only get few AB's in the season.

The NCAA was really serious about this before the season started. I fully agree with the guys saying warn the coach/manager, then start dumping guys. Just start with the coach, then guys standing closest to the plate. The other players, if they have half a brain, will dart to the dugout to save their own butts and remain in the game. I disagree with the guy who would do virtually nothing. It's disrespectful to the country considering it's immediately after the anthem. It's also unsportsmanlike.

What'd you call, base award wise? Correct me if I'm wrong, but two bases from release, right? I got 'em both scoring.