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Originally Posted by WestMichBlue
Guess what Larry - that was your call! As that play developed you should have been in a holding area between home and 3B. If R1 went home with no play on her, you let her go and you had R2 if she came to 3B. If the throw went home, then you slide back home for that play.
If R1 went back, you have any call at 3B. Your partner should have been inside watching R2 at 2B and B-R at 1B. My only issue is that she may have been too close to 3B. Her only reason for even looking over there would have been to support you in case of a missed tag or dropped ball.
Get the salt and pepper out!
WMB
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His pregame aside.. with this scenario -
She starts in C and moves in on a play from the left side and you categorically state this is PU's call?
I dont agree at all. She would have button hooked in. Shes of course in a great spot for this call, doing what she should be doing. PU is nailed home, or close to home, on this play unless there is a play somewhere else first. At a minimum, PU is probably behind a quick throw back to 3B.
I dont agree in general principle with you at all.
There are things that could have happened where things could change, but you are pretty categoric that this is PU's call and that is not accurate.