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Originally Posted by Fritz
since we're talking 2-man mechanics, here is another question that regularly gets debated among the crew around my area:
R3, 2 outs; BU sets up in B not C to anticipate the next play on the infield which will generally be at 1B for the 3rd out. But that is not shown on most mechanics diagrams I've seen.
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R1 & R3, less than 2 outs; BU sets up in B not C to be in a better position to call a double play attempt AND because most high school and below ball has 1st/3rd gimmick plays with the SS taking a short throw from the catcher where BU's C position is. Again, most mechanics diagrams put BU in C in this sitch.
What do you normally do and why?
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I've seen this a lot also, but I stay in B most all of the time anyway with 2-man.
Second situation, I'm with Bob. If there is a DP chance, I'm staying in B.
Reason - I've tried other ways, and this is what I've found works very well for me.
Thanks
David