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ArchAngel72

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1 minute ago, MadMax said:

Indeed. When I hear "Little League", I immediately think 46-ft.+loose change pitching and 60-ft. basepaths...

... and closed bases (no leadoffs and stealing-until-pitched)...

... and really oddball umpire mechanics and rotations... 

... and draconian pitch counts...

 

 

... and how grateful I am I don't do Little League (anything) anymore.

 

well what can I say we're special.  :wacko:

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yawetag
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The only exception I've been taught from "more experienced" (quotes intended) umpires is that you can switch to B in a C-position situation when there are two outs. I've never done it, as I think I'm

smckin
smckin

I have seen younger umpires do this when asked they advised me that they were taught with 2 outs and a right handed batter go to B.. I was thinking for check swing?? and asked why the response was mos

Jimurray
Jimurray

You will go wrong in C with R1 and R3 when R1 is stealing. The best look is from deep B which you should be able to drift to from B as the throw comes. CCA and MiLB (last I knew) use B.

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