Originally posted by Cubbies87
I have my right hand out, making the "stop" sign so the pitcher does not pitch without the batter in the box (is that the correct thing to do?).
The pitcher is set, and is staring directly at first, ignoring home. He starts his motion, swiveling his head towards home after he starts his motion. R1 takes off to steal second.
On part I, I agree with the others no need to put hand up unless you think F1 is going to throw home and B1 isn't in the box yet.
On part II, if you have your hand up and ANY "ACTION" starts, IMMEDIATELY call TIME and "Kill" any possible play.
You don't wany fielders chasing runners, runners trying to avoid tags etc. when TIME is OUT.
As a side note make certain batter isn't taking "ALL Day" in getting signs from the coach. You want to keep the game moving.
Pete Booth
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