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Originally Posted by Adam
How many times does a catcher really not know where you judge the pitch to have missed? Wouldn't it be obvious 99% of the time?
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Well, I guess I'll answer with this ... if you're calling consistently and not squeezing like it sounds like OP was, you're not going to be asked very often. I find I'm asked more often on pitches that fooled the catcher for whatever reason. Catcher set up inside, and it's low and away - they might ask, wondering if it was low, or away (with "both" being an acceptable answer of course). That, or check swings or pitches where a runner is going - something where the catcher lost focus for a second.
If you have a postage stamp zone, you're going to get asked more often - and yes, you're probably right that the catcher knows the answer.