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Originally posted by bluezebra
"The question was can a right-handed pitcher turn over his right shoulder, do a 180 degree spin while maintaining contact with the rubber, and attempt a pick off at first?"
1..180 degree turn will have him facing 2B.
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Typically, with a runner on first, pitchers work from the stretch, with their foot parallel to the rubber and back facing first base.
So a 180° turn would have him facing 1B.
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