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Originally Posted by Dakota
Why? .....
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I haven't seen the play used, since we don't allow it ... but, if the intent is to reduce collisions, then does it achieve that goal?
It seems to me the "more skilled" players would actually use it for that purpose because they can think ahead based on at-a-glance situations, but for the younger ones it would just lead to them getting in the way more often.
I have this picture in my head of B-R barreling down to first base and F3 not paying enough attention to where B-R is headed (and vice versa) ... more and more occurrences of obstruction/interference arguments because of lazy F3's ???
After all these years we still have trouble training people on the initial rules for the double base ... now they're just adding more scenarios and thereby adding more confusion.
I'm willing to be converted!
Am I wrong?
Over ... bobbrix