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Originally Posted by ManInBlue
I've been more concerned with the height of his zone than I have the width. He's called several pitches up in the zone that I thought were too high. I have seen several breaking balls that just touched any resemblence of a zone and had F2 reaching outside to catch that he called for a strike - those I had a problem with. When you go big, the zone still has to be hittable - those pitches were not.
From my experience with rec league - he probably doesn't get much chirping during the season. The coaches I have run into are glad to see strikes called. It's the clueless parents that yell "that was outside" but then yell "Good pitch, Johnny" when their kid throws it in the same spot.
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He's called several pitches up in the zone that I thought were too high.
The LL strike zone is armpits to the top of the knees so you're going to see higher pitches called strikes.
I have seen several breaking balls that just touched any resemblence of a zone and had F2 reaching outside to catch that he called for a strike
Are you sure you typed what you meant? It touched the zone and you think it wasn't hittable and not a strike?
LL catchers tend to set up way too deep which makes it look worse if you're looking at where he caught it.