Sun May 27, 2007, 04:14pm
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Location: Sherman, TX
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Originally Posted by AtlUmpSteve
At the higher levels, no. That is considered coaching.
Have you ever seen a pitching change made where a defensive coach didn't make it? If a coach makes the change, isn't s/he capable (and responsible) to tell the new pitcher what situation s/he put her in?
If there is a count on the current batter, I (as PU) will restart the at-bat by announcing the count; just as I would after any other significant delay. If asked, I will restate the outs.
As BU, my responsibility is to make sure PU knows how many warmup pitches have been thrown when you are done announcing the substitutions. After that, I get in position for the next play.
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This covers it all, in my opinion.
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