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Originally Posted by Manny A
I see this happen a lot, especially in high school and USA play where F3 really doesn't know any better (that, or she sets herself up there on purpose to make the BR widen her turn at first base). I call obstruction every time. As you mention, runners are taught to round first on the inside corner, and F3 has no business setting up there to take that away.
Sometimes you just have to be a student of the game.
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This is why my left shoulder muscle is considerably bigger than my right. 
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