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It is my understanding that the "2-3 steps off the shoulder" is where F6 would "normally" play.
If F6 is playing in, or shifted left or right, this would have no bearing on your position. You want to maintain a consistent position.
If F6 is playing deep, you may drop back a bit, but then maybe not. . .using the "straight line theory" (at least I think that is the right term).
Straight Line Theory: imagine a straight line between F6 and F4 (or any two adjacent players for that matter). If you are behind that line, you are considered to be behind both players, even though you may be closer to home plate than one of those players.
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