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Tue Aug 18, 2015, 08:38am
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A good catcher "frames" a pitch by catching it properly and holding it giving the umpire a good view.
Do not confuse framing a pitch with dragging it into the zone, which any competent umpire will call a ball. After all, there is only one reason a catcher will drag a pitch, which is because he believes it was outside the zone. 
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