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[QUOTE=DG]I must have had a good game today. Not one comment, from bench or fans, about any pitches.
And while we are on the subject of strike zone, how a catcher catches it is definitely a factor, as well as the age of the catcher, and the level of the game. I had one pitch about 2 inches above the knee, and right in the middle of the plate. It hit the catcher's mitt and went sideways about 15 feet. I did not say anything, I just turned and looked at the ball rolling away. The catcher tells his pitcher "that's me, that's me" and no one says a word. This was college players playing with wood bats in the summer, and at that level a catcher should be able to catch a strike.
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I had the bases in an adult summer league game last week. The catcher for one of the teams was having a hard time holding on to pitches. At one point, after having three consecutive pitches pop out of his glove the SS yells in, "It's like a ketchup bottle! You have to squeeze it!!!"
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