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Originally Posted by Don Mueller
Be Aware, it is very difficult to hold the bat motionless while showing bunt. From my perspective there is absolutely no reason for the batter to leave the bat out over the plate if he has no intention at striking the ball. If the batter is making no attempt at pulling the bat back on an apparent 'ball' then he better not twitch, lean or sway any direction but back or else I'm striking it.
In other words, if the batter shows zero attempt to pull back, I'll probably see an attempt.
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I'm on with this interp. Placing the bat over the plate..
1) Trying to adjust the D (as in feint and hit) - good baseball.
2) Trying to distract F1/F2 - guess who else gets distracted, PU, you think this is good?
If you have your bat
anywhere the pitch when it comes in, Steeeeeerikorino.