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One of my partners who went to one of Jim Evans camps told me not to give location unless you do it every pitch. For example, if you call a pitch inside and say "no that's inside" and then you have another pitch inside that you just call a ball, it can incite dugout chatter as to why you didn't give the location for that pitch. Did you miss it, are you not sure where it was, etc. I guess if you do it every pitch it's alright, but I don't like verbalizing location ever. Like Tee said, I will look right or left to give location on close pitches.
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