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Originally Posted by Dave Hensley
I would echo the comment that you're flirting with the Gerry Davis stance, so why not just go for it. Widen out, which will bring your head down a skotch which is all you need there, and then lock in with hands on knees. Also, in the very last picture the pitcher is well into his windup before you've dropped into your set position, so I would tend to agree with that photo's title ("late set.")
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I agree with Dave. Good start, but go ahead and widen up a bit. That will drop the head down which is better.
Also, as Garth suggested move toward the slot and you will have a crstal clear view of the outside corner. (also you will avoid being hit as much being in the slot vs right behind F2)
One last thing, when you widen and drop the head. also move back a step which will help a lot.
Experiment is the only way, try a couple of innings doing something different and see how it works. Best of luck sounds like you are having fun which is what its all about!
Thanks
David