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Originally Posted by CecilOne
The IFR excludes line drives (and bunts).
1) What is your criteria on an infield bloop for deciding line drive or fly?
2) Has anyone considered that a maybe-line-drive, aka infield bloop, presents more need to protect the runners as they have less time to return?
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For me these are HTBT plays. I need to see the play to be able to determine if it is a line drive, or a bloop, or a pop up. As with Teebob, if the defense has to start sprinting to make a catch, it isn't a IFF (in all likelihood), but if it is blooped to a defensive player, I am more likely to call it. Again, these are HTBT plays in my opinion.